Reviews

LEGO City Undercover is a unique game in the ecosystem of LEGO video games. Unlike those licensed titles we’ve come to know and love, LEGO City Undercover boasts an original …
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Skipmore is no stranger to sprite, retro-style games with games like Fairune and Fairune 2. With the Switch, Skipmore has brought out the arcade-style adventure game, Kamiko. Kamiko is a …
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Nintendo is no stranger when it comes to crafting a game that revolves around warfare and a colorful and dynamic cast of characters all bundled into a cute package. We’ve …
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Shantae: Half-Genie Hero is one of my favorite games of 2016, plain and simple.  The game oozes charm, the music is fun and lively, and the animation/visuals are some …
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Before we begin, let me just say that, yes, we have reviewed this game once before, and you can check it out here.  Second Chance Reviews is a new …
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If you’ve already played Axiom Verge on any other platform, you can already guess where I am going with this review.  Yes, Axiom Verge is an amazing title, and one …
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Temple of Yog is a 2D top-down indie game that surprised me with it’s unique use of the GamePad, handcrafted art style, and some great music to boot. However, Temple of …
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It’s February and that means it’s still Winter. This also means the snow is still coming down and we’re still months away from warm weather. But we’re not alone in …
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It is with a heavy heart that I sit down to write this review. I have been following the Splinter Cell franchise since its release in 2002 and have …
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Mighty Switch Force: Hyper Drive Edition Review

Game-developer Way Forward has proved once again that it knows how to make a platformer, but shows that it knows it’s …
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At its core Disaster: Day of Crisis is a light gun game. The hodgepodge mix of driving events, a terrorist shooting gallery, waggle rescues, and light platforming are glued together …
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Last Tuesday morning, I picked up my copy of Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, even after seeing many mediocre reviews for the game.  I’m not usually deterred by what game critics say about a game and I couldn’t help my urge to swing the Wiimote around in crazy patterns to ‘unleash’ the force.

One of the first things Wii owners will notice about the game, is it’s lack of visual polish.  The game runs in 16:9 widescreen with decent visuals, but the Wii can definitely do better.  It looks like they used PS2 graphics with barely any added particle effects except for maybe some of the cutscenes and the lightning.  Despite the lack of visual flare, I couldn’t stop playing through the many areas in the Star Wars universe we’ve come to know and love.

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Wario Land: Shake It!

Pro: – well-designed levels – fun moves (especially motion controlled actions) – side puzzles/bonus missions provide extra difficulty – animation is great – good bosses

Con: …
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Reviews Wario Land: Shake It! (Wii) – 8.0 Spore Creatures (DS) – 8.0 Samba De Amigo (Wii) – 9.0 Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood (DS) – 8.0 Viva Pinata: Pocket …
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Things seem to be at a crawl today on Nintendo news. So I decided to check out the feud between GTA and Ocarina of Time at gamerankings.com. …
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