Author: Ken McKown

Ken is the Editor-in-Chief of this hole in the wall and he loves to troll for the fun of it. He also enjoys long walks through Arkham Asylum and the cool air of Shadow Moses Island. His turn-ons include Mortal Kombat, Metal Gear Solid and StarCraft.

Scrap Metal

A smashing good time. The second offering in the Xbox Live Arcade Block Party delivers a trip down memory lane with Scrap Metal; an overhead racing game that combines the mechanics of classic racers s...[Read More]

Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game

I, Scott Pilgrim, will be the best 24-year-old….EVER! If you haven’t been swept up in the Scott Pilgrim phenomena yet, you soon will be. This graphic novel turned motion picture tugs at th...[Read More]

Scene It? Bright Lights! Big Screen!

Little more than a DLC expansion, but still tons of fun. The Scene It games are becoming as regular as sports titles and Need for Speed entries. For the past three years we have received a brand new d...[Read More]

Saw II: Flesh and Blood

Let the game begin. The Saw movie franchise has finally come to a close. Being a huge fan I was happy to see the conclusion come away with such a gripping finale. Alongside the release of the seventh ...[Read More]

Samurai Western

There are lots of things that go well together; peanut butter and jelly, burgers and fries, and of course Jessica Alba and small amounts of clothing.  My point being that there really is a niche ...[Read More]

Samurai Showdown: Sen

More blood, more gore, but less polish. The Samurai Showdown series has travelled a rocky road. The series still manages to hold a special place in the hearts of many fighting game fans, myself includ...[Read More]

Samurai Showdown V

It feels like 1995 all over again, and I am not saying this in a negative sense. In the glory days of arcade gaming hardcore gaming freaks, myself included, would gather around the glorious cabinet an...[Read More]

Sam & Max: Beyond Time and Space

A genuine steal at $20. In a surprisingly awesome twist on modern gaming the classic point-and-click adventure game seems to be making a triumphant return. Telltale Games appears to be at the head of ...[Read More]