The PixelJunk series is what I consider the pinnacle of gaming on the PlayStation Network. The games, for the most part, are always great to look at, a blast to play and packed to the brim with features. PixelJunk Shooter …

Most games are formed on a solid idea, one that can last throughout the course of an entire game without becoming tired. Qlione starts off with an interesting idea, but faceplants at the first hurdle without even wanting to. The …

Telltale appears to have episodic gaming down to a fine science. With episode 1, you set the scene, and attempt to draw the player in with a mixture of fun, approachable gameplay, along with the appearance of a clever storyline. …

You Don’t Know Jack used to be my favorite trivia game back in the day.  I can remember blowing half a summer back in high school playing through YDKJ: The Ride with a pal.  When I heard that the PS3 …

Plants vs. Zombies came out on PC back in 2009.  I had a great time wasting time back when it came out, but hows it fare on my PSN? PVZ is a tower defense game.  Hailing from the folks at …

Explodemon! is a sidescrolling platformer whose main twist is its unstable protagonist. The game begins with an attack on the planet Nibia by an evil force known as The Vortex. Of the Guardians who are in charge of defending the …

Stacking is ludicrous. At one point, I took control of a boxer, and proceeded to decapitate tiger standees, in order to close down a perfectly harmless safari.  To say that the game encourages creative problem solving would be to do …

First and foremost, this isn’t a review of the games contained in the NEOGEO station for PS3 and PSP. These games are without a doubt, classics of their time, and time has certainly been good to them. The sprite work …

As you’ll hear on Episode 22 of the podcast, I had some negative preconceptions of this game before really delving into it.  Most of my problems had to do with the included DRM discussed in this news post.   I …

“You play as a sort of gelatinous blob. You can eat anything smaller than you, and when you do, you grow, so you can eat bigger things.” This is how I described Tales From Space: About A Blob to my …