Anyone remember True Crime? True Crime was a game made for last generation consoles and it put the player in a world of police and crime. You were a cop, both in True Crime: Streets of L.A. and its sequel, True Crime: New York City. Having never played NYC I can say that the first one was pretty decent when it came to not only gameplay and story but the graphics were also pretty good for... more.

As with all fairy tales, the cutest of all things are always the most dangerous; Alien Spidy is no exception to this. The fidelity of movement that needs to come with a platformer is not found here, instead it’s replaced with floaty movement that is infuriating, and controls that aren't at all gamepad friendly. If your coming to Alien Spidy for a cute story that you or your kids can enjoy t... more.

  I am going to honest here, I did not know how exactly to tackle this game review. Having played the previous Dance Central games I knew what to expect from the third instalment in this franchise. Yet, I did not expect a full-fledged story mode. Yes, you read that right. There is an actual story mode located in this game. This story unlike anything found in previous music games. ItÂ... more.

The Tritton 720+ is the latest gaming headset from the minds behind Mad Catz. It features 7.1 surround sound for gaming, listening to music and watching movies on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. Design and Features The first thing about this headset is that it is beautifully designed. The Tritton 720+ clearly has a design influence inspired by race cars, with the white headset sporting a black r... more.

  Ripping forward through time, straight from the land of mix-tapes, cut-off jean jackets and non-ironic mullets is a videogame franchise that helped usher in the golden age of side-scrolling beat-em-ups: Double Dragon. Published by Majesco Entertainment and developed by WayForward Technologies, Double Dragon: Neon is the newest entry in the Double Dragon franchise since its last appearanc... more.

Transformers: Fall of Cybertron is a prime example on how to deliver everything a fan of a franchise wants in a game. As the sequel to Transformers: War of Cybertron, the team at High Moon improved on their previous game in both fan service and gameplay. Co-op is indeed missing from this game however, in light of this, High Moon was able to craft a more personalized and dynamic way of playing t... more.

For years, the music genre has been remaking itself over and over again.  Starting with Guitar Hero, it gave people a way to feel like a rock star without the time and effort (and money) required to actually learn an instrument.  When Rock Band came around, it turned the music and rhythm game genre on its head, adding more instruments to the guitar and bass setup previously found in Guitar Hero ... more.

I will begin this review by stating a fact: the only experience I've had with "Magic: The Gathering" before playing this game was about nine or 10 years ago when I was in middle school. That being said, my view of this game is purely based on the game itself and its ability to effectively entertain its audience.  After playing this title for awhile, I am fairly certain the audience will be the p... more.

  I really had high hopes for this title. I literally salivated at the few pre-release screenshots I witnessed. They showed a suburban America as the frontlines in a modern conflict. Troops and armored vehicles amassed and firing against a backdrop of vinyl siding and lil' Jenny's slide and swing set. Like that ol' childhood fantasy of playing soldier in the backyard. Instead, I feel like I've j... more.

This is 343 Industries' project to the Halo fans. The game is dubbed by their executive producer, Dan Ayoub, as, "The game that launched a generation of console shooters." The game has is a faithful remake, for the campaign that is. The campaign is remade in HD, while it also has some extra additions. As to the multiplayer, 343i has remade 6 multiplayer maps plus one Firefight map. These are playa... more.