Author: Ken McKown

Repetition in disguise. Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen for the Nintendo Wii is a slightly different endeavor than its console counterparts. Being a huge fan of the Transformers franchise in gener...[Read More]

For anyone who played Activision’s console effort based on Michael Bay’s latest summer blockbuster you are already aware that choosing between Autobots and Decepticons can be a tough choice. Well for ...[Read More]

For anyone who played Activision’s console effort based on Michael Bay’s latest summer blockbuster you are already aware that choosing between Autobots and Decepticons can be a tough choice. Well for ...[Read More]

Like a bite-sized version of awesome. PC gamers are no doubt familiar with the Trackmania series, but until now the game has not had a presence in the handheld scene (at least not in the US). After bo...[Read More]

Past mediocrity and beyond. Every once in a while a game comes along that completely redefines its particular genre. Toy Story 3 is that game for licensed family games. Developer Avalanche Software ha...[Read More]

Definitely better than Army Men. With a name like Toy Soldiers it is hard not to want to play Microsoft’s first entry in their Xbox Live Arcade Block Party. The idea of controlling plastic soldi...[Read More]

War Gods for the next generation. It has been a long time since we were drowned in generic fighters all wanting a piece of the Mortal Kombat/Street Fighter action. Titles like War Gods, Time Killers, ...[Read More]

The official Pub games return to the Nintendo DS. When Midway released their Touchmaster game last year it was one of the first to capitalize on the idea that casual games can be both profitable and e...[Read More]