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Xbox 360 Review: Afro Samurai
Samuel L. Jackson should do voice work for every video game released from here on out. His performance in Afro Samurai is a show stealer, whipping out brilliant one-liners that make you want to play further into the game just to hear him. Thankfully, the gameplay holds up too, although it could have been so [...]
Continue reading...Xbox 360 Review: Scene-it? Box Office Smash
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
There are probably a few miffed fans of the first Xbox 360 Scene-it? title who are still waiting for their DLC that never came (and never will). Instead, Microsoft crafted a sequel with the sub-head Box Office Smash that adds everything the original should have had, including DLC updates. Given the release date of this sequel, [...]
Continue reading...Xbox 360 Review: Resident Evil 5
Monday, March 23, 2009
Following up on what many consider to be one of the industry greats, Resident Evil 4, is a task any developer should dread. Producer Jun Takeuchi is the type to give it a shot though, but this latest sequel feels too constrained in a traditional Resident Evil style to come together. Fans who feel the series [...]
Continue reading...Xbox 360 Review: Trivial Pursuit
Saturday, March 21, 2009
There’s an exec at EA looking at a sales sheet right now and laughing. Yes, he’s aware that there are people out there willing to pay a whopping $40 for a digital version of a board game (one in which the actual game would only cost $20) without any online features to speak of. Unlike [...]
Continue reading...Xbox 360 Review: ShellShock 2 – Blood Trails
Friday, March 20, 2009
Maybe buried deep within the Internet, there was a small petition with the aim of forcing Eidos to release a sequel to ShellShock. What other reason could there to be push out this junk onto a crowded market? Even at $40 this isn’t a deal. ShellShock 2 is a Vietnam FPS, setting the player up [...]
Continue reading...Xbox 360 Review: Tomb Raider Underworld
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
After revitalizing the franchise with Tomb Raider Legends and then following that up with Tomb Raider Anniversary, there’s a lot of hope for Underworld. Since the release of the previous games though, a little game called Uncharted was released, which upped the ante for this adventure formula, and Lara Croft is stuck playing catch up. [...]
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Friday, March 27, 2009
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