Here’s a hypothesis for you: all sports can be enjoyed by virtually anyone once you strip the fuddy-duddy rules and add a few arcade perks. NFL Blitz and NBA Jam prove this theory nicely, while I try to forget the …

Magic Ball is a game of the breakout genre where you must clear most of the blocks to progress to the next level. What’s original about Magic Ball are the physics and 3D aspects of it, something that makes it …

Diner Dash is exactly as good as one would expect from a multi-million dollar casual game that’s universally popular: a simple, addicting, straightforward game with minimal fuss. You play as Flo the waitress, formally Flo the businesswoman in some uninspired …

I was pretty psyched when I saw that Halfbrick had another game coming out on minis. The first game they released, Echoes, left me with a really great first impression of the company. That being said, I was thoroughly impressed …

When I heard about Madden Arcade, I pumped my fist in the air and couldn’t wait for the release. My all time favorite sports game is still Blitz (even the more recent Blitz II: The League wasn’t all that bad) …

If you haven’t heard of Peggle you must be living in the Stone Age. This game seems to be on every platform imaginable and now it is finally found its way to the PS3. I for one couldn’t wait to …

Fat Princess is the kind of game I love to look at in concept/promotional art and trailers, but the love doesn’t quite carry over as I’m actually playing it. It’s a solid concept whose sole dependence on multiplayer teamwork can …

The premise of this game is simple; collect crystals, don’t hit your echoes. But it is probably one of the best minis I have played to date. When you first start the game off you only have arcade mode unlocked. …

Pinball Fantasies was the first of the two Pinball game put out on minis by Cowboy Rodeo. For some reason I couldn’t get into this one as much as I did Dreams. It might just be my preference of tables …

Pinball Dreams is the type of game that sucks hours away from you. The great thing is there is nothing fancy about it, as it is a port of the 1992 Amiga version, and nonetheless it is still a blast …