Pinball FX 2 Paranormal and...

Zen Studios’ been doing a great job bringing new content to their flagship product, Pinball FX2. But I guess I already said that before. That’s a great thing. Very rarely do we get to see such a following from a developer for their game post release. Considering how one of these tables was free for a couple of weeks... Read More »

Warhammer 40,000 Kill Team Review

Warhammer 40,000 Kill Team is the latest piece of downloadable content set in the Warhammer universe. This one is a isometric dual stick shooter that’s supposed to take place right before the new retail Gears of War inspired Space Marine. As one of four space marine classes, your task is to invade an Ork spaceship and disable it before... Read More »

Warhammer 40,000 Kill Team E3 Hands-On...

One of the best parts of going to E3 for the first time ever in my life is the fact that not all of the games shown at the floor were announced beforehand or I was not aware of them as I walked into E3. Warhammer 40,000 Kill Team was one such game. I only had Space Marine on... Read More »

Marvel Pinball: Fantastic Four Review

Hey… (cough) yes, you! Do you like pinball? Do you own either a Playstation 3 or a Xbox 360? If your answer is yes for both of these questions, you ought to pick up Marvel Pinball: Fantastic Four. It’s based on the already established Pinball FX 2 downloadable game, and it continues the excellence initially set by the first... Read More »

Sega Rally Online Arcade Review

Following in the trend of re-releasing previous retail games as cheaper downloable times, SEGA and Sumo Digital Ltd. just dropped Sega Rally Online Arcade. Similarly to last year’s OutRun Online Arcade approach to the classic Xbox titles OutRun  and OutRun 2006: Coast to Coast, SROA is an shrunken down version of the previous Sega Rally retail release from 2007,... Read More »

Dead Nation Review

I get a weird feeling in my gut whenever I play a game like Dead Nation. No, it’s not due to its subject matter, or the gore. That feeling sets in when a completely unremarkable game that’s just barely playable. There’s nothing groundbreaking about Dead Nation, it’s just barely competent and even in that regard, it’s easily surpassed by... Read More »

Stacking: The Lost Hobo King DLC Review

Double Fine’s Stacking hit the marketplace a couple of months back with a bang. Most publications fell in love with the cutesy art style and lite puzzle-oriented gameplay. I for one didn’t like it as much but when I heard about its upcoming downloadable content, I decided to give it another shot. The Lost Hobo King has Charlie coming... Read More »

Stacking Review

Stacking is probably one of the most left field games I’ve played so far this year. When I first got word that Double Fine was working on a game that involved Russian folding dolls, I have to admit I was intrigued. Now that it’s finally out, I have very mixed feelings about it. Even though it’s extremely charming and... Read More »

X-Men Arcade Review

Beat ‘em ups are back! Yes, I know you’re shocked, and in a sense, so am I. Arcade beat ‘em ups used to be my favorite game genre growing up. Now, with downloadable content enabled home consoles, it’s easy to build your own little collection of oldie games and play them at the touch of a button. Like the... Read More »

Costume Quest: Grubbins on Ice Review

Costume Quest’s Halloween tale might be over, but Double Fine still has lots to show in their child fantasy and mainly fueled by candy world. Grubbins on Ice picks up a few months after Halloween, with winter. Obviously, no one believe the kids’ tales of monsters and abductions, so they’ve been looking for proof. Well, they find tons of... Read More »