Opinion: And Justice for Whom?
Enemy of the State by Game Informer Associate Editor, Matt Miller, was a piece of great interest to me. Legal issues in the gaming...
10 Hours into Fable 3
First ten hours Fable 3 So, the first post. First, hehe, ::get on with it.:: The first ten hours of Fable 3 has been...
Soccer Moms Love Kinect!
Did anyone else find it interesting that Microsoft’s Phil Spencer (who looks an awful lot like Bill Compton the Vampire from True Blood if...
Editor’s Choice Deadline Extended to November 5
We've got two pairs done with their entries, but there's still a bunch more who haven't posted theirs. So since we're getting down to...
Then And Now: Feelings On The Fighting Game Genre
Fighting games are back! Or are they? Moreover, should I be nervous that less-than-stellar clones are not to far behind? Before writing these less...
Late Bird review: Demon’s Souls 2
So I’ve actually already done a review of this game in the past, but I felt that it wasn’t given the effort the game...
Season’s Beatings Redemption: The Aftermath
Momochi & ChocoBlanka Say, "Hai" From Season's Beatings Redemption. Before I give my take and list the results I have to get the...
Goldeneye Wii: For England, Activision? No, for Profit.
Let me start out by saying that I'm glad Goldeneye is back. I liked the movie, loved the game for the N64, and having...
Medal of Honor Singleplayer Review
Medal of Honor is a game that I value, having so many fond memories of it as a child. I was slightly apprehensive towards the new game upon its announcement because, frankly, I considered the series to be dead and buried, never to return after the success of other such first person shooters.
Medal of Honor: Single player review
I liked it, a lot. You play as multiple individuals from a few different teams. If you've played any of the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare titles, you know what I mean.