Game Reviews

Rune Factory Frontier Review - Wii RPG Fun for All

Rune Factory Frontier, the latest game for the Rune Factory series and the first for the Wii platform, is really two great games in one: a simulation farming game and a role-playing fighting game

Mass Effect 2 Review - Saving the Galaxy from one Reaper at a time

From the developers that brought you amazing titles such as Mass Effect and Dragon Age, Bioware along with publishers, Electronic Arts, team up together to bring us the second installment of the Mass Effect trilogy

Disneyland's Newest Adventure: Be There Without Leaving Your Home

Visit the world of Disneyland in the comfort of your own home; a new game from Kinect: XBox 360

New Game Reviews Articles

Qualcomm presents The Snapdragon Gaming World Record Challenge for Entry in Guinness Book of World Records for Longest Video Games Marathon Playing on a Tablet

Qualcomm, through its Snapdragon Gaming World Record Challenge, invited gaming contestants, media and special guests to the Lexington Social House in the heart of Hollywood last night for an exciting evening

Console Gaming Goes Online

As retailers prepare for what is traditionally the busiest shopping day of the year, Sony Computer Entertainment America announced that PlayStation(R)2 is poised to top everyone's holiday wish lists this year according to recent consumer surveys.

Expansion Packs are Golden

To usher in the beginning of the Christmas game buying season, two expansion packs to very popular games have been released. What's an expansion pack, and why would anyone want to buy one? Read more inside...

Mind Games Are Child's Play But What If You Could Control Things With Your Mind?

Games are just the beginning for this new technology

Siggraph 2010 Review - The People Behind the Pixels

SIGGRAPH is the preeminent international event for professionals in the computer graphics and technology fields

Darkest of Days XBOX Review - My Choice For the Worst Video Game of the Year

Darkest of Days is a first person shooter that is an example of everything a game should not be

Katamari Forever Review

Katamari Forever is a trip down memory lane for Katamari lovers, both literally and figuratively. The game was conceived as an homage to the two earlier versions

Scribblenauts for the Nintendo DS Review

Enter a game full of vast puzzles as Max where you have the ability to use anything you want to solve a multitude of puzzles

Namco Bandai Unrolls Holiday Lineup of Games

Namco Bandai Games America hosted a preview of its 2009 holiday game releases at the Mondrian Hotel in Los Angeles to a steady stream of press eager to try them out.

Tomb Raider Underworld Review - A beautiful world

Tomb Raider: Underworld from Eidos Interactive is a huge game, graphically beautiful and full of challenging puzzles just like you would expect from a Tomb Raider game.

Antimatter iPhone Game Review - Stranded in Space

I am a casual game player. My standard: Did I have fun? Did my heart race as I tried (mostly in vain) to fulfill the mission? Would I play this game over and over again to the chagrin of my friends and family?

Zenses Game Review - Nintendo DS Puzzle Games Aimed at Women

The new Zenses games are a refreshing change in the design of casual video games. Instead of juvenile or aggressive sounds and images, the Zenses game packs offer soothing music and lovely graphics that make playing as an adult more pleasant

Soul Trapper iPhone Game Review

Catching ghosts who refuse to leave this plane is difficult, often dangerous work. Kane Price, 27, ruggedly handsome (I imagine) uber hip and ironic is the man for the job with his "soul trap "

Call of Duty 5 World at War PS3 Game Review

Call of Duty 5: World at War is the 5th game in the venerated series of "real war" shooters. Treyarch decided to take a step back in time, back to W.W.II and doing so, abandoned the momentum of the previous COD release

Brain Quest Game Review - On Nintendo DS for Ages 8-10

Brain Quest on the Nintendo DS for grades 3 & 4 is designed for elementary school kids age 8 - 10 to make learning more game than chore. In Brain Quest, EA Games has applied what video game makers have learned to do better than most educators

Brain Quest - Game Review - Nintendo DS for Ages 10-12

Brain Quest Grades 5 & 6 on the Nintendo DS may be designed for elementary school kids age 10-12, but even if you have a PhD, you’ll find yourself stumped on some of the questions

Korg DS-10 for Nintendo DS Review - A Synthesizer in Your Pocket

Korg has released an honest-to-god functioning synth for the Nintendo DS that straddles the divide between game and pro app, though by doing so suffers from the typical sort of limitations found in other pro-sumer electronics

Sonic Unleashed Game Review for the Wii - Racer by Day Fighter by Night

Sonic Unleashed by Sega brings back the world-famous speedster hedgehog in a game that is really two games in one. Sonic, thanks to the dastardly deeds of Eggman, has a daytime aspect and a nighttime were-hedgehog aspect

Boogie Superstar Game Review for the Wii - Every Girl a Star

Boogie SuperStar is a boxfull of dancing and singing fun. Aimed at girls, the characters, the choice of songs and the structure of the game elements all make for a teen performance game that is both fun and a good workout

Boom Blox Game Review for the Wii - Fun for the Whole Family

Boom Blox is all Wii. You throw, drag, shoot and explode blocks by moving your arm in moves that are reproduced on screen. This not a game where you learn button combinations. Here you learn to aim well, throw hard, keep steady, and be fast