Category Archives: Review

I’ve reached the halfway point of Super Mario 3D Land, so instead of waiting even longer (it’s already been over four months since I got it) I thought I’d give a review based on what I’ve played so far.  In … Continue reading →

It’s finally here boys and girls.  Nearly a month after its release, I’m finally ready to give my review of the new Twisted Metal.  Is it a worthy successor to previous entries, or is it a flop of 989 Studios … Continue reading →

Yet another entry in my adventures with the Starhawk beta.

This is a quick update of something that happened earlier that was freaking awesome.

Thanks to IGN.com and their Prime service, I got a code for the Starhawk beta that’s currently ongoing. I entered my code, downloaded the client, and fired up the game. Now there was the standard beta TOS, with what sounds … Continue reading →

What’s this? A review? Yes! Portal 2 is the brand new game from Valve, and I made sure I had it pre-ordered. No box art this time, folks, as I’m having a bit of technical difficulties. Sorry about that. Also … Continue reading →

You Don’t Know Jack made its triumphant return this year in a new game for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii, DS, and Windows. I bought the Xbox 360 version, and am here to give my verdict.

Ah, Donkey Kong Country. An SNES classic. How does this revival of a classic series hold up? This review may be given a second part later, given that I’m only past the first “world” so far and my opinion on … Continue reading →

I don’t know how long Machinarium has been out. I first heard of it when a friend told me about the Humble Indie Bundle #2. The Humble Indie Bundle is a collection of five indie games for all three PC … Continue reading →

I was a bit lazy last week, I admit. But I at least had something up. This past Saturday I got a new computer, so I spent much of the day copying files from my external backup onto the new … Continue reading →

I was flipping through the Xbox Live marketplace and saw this game called Super Meat Boy. I had seen the name on my IGN and Kotaku RSS feeds, but I never paid much attention to it. But I decided to … Continue reading →