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The King of Fighters XIII Review
I love a good fighting game. It’s in my blood. Pulling off huge combos and mastering a character over the course of hours upon hours is my thing. I always look forward to the newest f...
Mahjong Cub3d Review
Mahjong Cub3d sounds like a good idea on paper; take advantage of the 3DS top screen and give a classic two-dimensional game new depth (pun intended). Unfortunately, the concept doesnâ€â„Â...
The Cursed Crusade Review
The Crusades remain mostly underused in gaming. Recently we had the mediocre First Templar, and now developer Kylotonn is taking a stab at it with The Cursed Crusade. The Crusades are ripe for...
Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 2 – Innocent Sin Review
Atlus has done a fantastic job giving us quality role playing games over the past decade in the form of the Persona series. Most people have heard of and adore Persona 3 and Persona 4, but many...
Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor Overclocked Review
If it weren’t for my colleague Drew (FrustratedFury), I never would have known about the Shin Megami Tensei series. After he convinced me to play through Persona 3 on the PSP, I was i...
Rock of Ages Review
Tower defense is a genre I still feel is coming into its own. Whether you love it or hate it, chances are you have played some form of it over the past few years. Atlus, a company known for creating...
GamesCom 2011 – Trine 2 Gets Cooperative in a New Trailer
It’s always better to Trine with a friend. Find out why in this new trailer for Trine 2 focused on the cooperative experience.
Catherine Review
Almost everyone has nightmares. Some can be quite vivid. Some you will remember, some you may not. Some have a ridiculous premise that makes almost no sense...
Catherine: The First Hour
I had the opportunity to sit down and watch an hour's worth of Catherine being demoed to get a small taste of what this game is all about. Let me just say, if you like puzzles and crazy storylines...
Reviewer Rodeo: Developers – Who do you Love?
Sports fans have their favorite teams and so do gamers. This week, we're looking at the developers we love (and love to hate).