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Review: Spirit Catcher

Posted By: Vincent Parisi In: Gaming News, Mobile Phones, Reviews, Tablets On: 10 May

Developer: Berzerk Bot Price: $1.99 Platforms: iOS, Android (Reviewed) Reviewed On: ASUS Transformer Prime (Model TF201) Another mobile review, another physics-based puzzle game. I wasn’t kidding when I said these things were a dime a dozen. Luckily, gamers have an appreciation for familiar game mechanics. Otherwise, let’s be honest, Nintendo would’ve gone out of business [...]

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Review: Sprinkle

Posted By: Vincent Parisi In: Gaming News, Mobile Phones, Reviews, Tablets On: 09 May

Developer: Mediocre AB Publisher: Fabrication Games Price: $1.99 Platforms: iOS, Android (Reviewed) Reviewed On: ASUS Transformer Prime (Model TF201) Physics-based puzzle games are a dime a dozen in a post-Angry Birds world, so it can be hard to find true gems worthy of investment, be it time or money. Luckily, every once in a while, [...]

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Kojima Says MGS4 is Responsible for Metal Gear Legacy’s Lack of Xbox 360 Support

Posted By: Vincent Parisi In: Gaming News, Playstation 3, Xbox 360 On: 02 May

“Snake? SNAKE?! SNNNAAAAAKKKKEEEE!!” I imagine that singular thought is currently crossing the mind of Xbox 360 console owners the world over. Fans of the Metal Gear series who were hoping to add the Legacy collection to their gaming shelf will be disappointed to know that the bundle won’t be coming to Microsoft’s current-gen console. During [...]

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BioShock Infinite review

Posted By: Michael Lacerna In: PC, Playstation 3, Reviews, Xbox 360 On:

The internet seems to be divided into two camps: those who feel that BioShock Infinite is “teh best game evar” and those who think that it’s an overrated, bloated piece of garbage. My advice? Put your preconceived notions aside and play the game yourself before you hop on either bandwagon.

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Review: Transformers Legends

Posted By: Vincent Parisi In: Gaming News, Mobile Phones, Reviews, Tablets On: 01 May

Developer: ngmoco (A DeNA Studio) Publisher: Hasbro Gaming Price: Free (Contains IAP) Platforms: iOS, Android (Reviewed) Reviewed On: ASUS Transformer Prime (Model TF201 (That joke writes itself)) Robots in disguise. What seemed like such a simple premise became the blueprint for generations of entertainment that has enchanted generations of fans with a distinctive meld of [...]

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Review: Iron Man 3 (The Game)

Posted By: Vincent Parisi In: Gaming News, Mobile Phones, Reviews, Tablets On: 29 Apr

Developer: Gameloft Publisher: Marvel Studios Price: Free (Contains IAP) Platforms: iOS, Android (Reviewed) Reviewed On: ASUS Transformer Prime (TF201) Just in case you’re not getting your fix of Tony Stark this week with the debut of Iron Man 3 in theatres, mobile developer Gameloft has you covered with an official, licensed movie-game. I know what [...]

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Review: Injustice: Gods Among Us

Posted By: Vincent Parisi In: Gaming News, Playstation 3, Reviews, Xbox 360 On: 19 Apr

Developer: NetherRealm Studios Publisher: Warner Brothers Interactive Entertainment MSRP: $59.99 Platforms: iOS (mobile version), PS3, Xbox 360 (reviewed), Wii U The stage has finally been set for the most iconic heroes and villains of the DC Universe to duke it out in style, thanks to the wonderful developers behind the Mortal Kombat series. As a [...]

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Review: BioShock Infinite

Posted By: Vincent Parisi In: Gaming News, Reviews, Xbox 360 On: 29 Mar

Ahead in the clouds Developer: Irrational Games Publisher: 2K Games MSRP: $59.99 Platforms: PC, PS3, Xbox 360 (reviewed) When BioShock first released back in 2007, it was a game changer. Redefining the linear FPS experience, Irrational Games brought us under the sea to the wondrous world of Rapture. Offering our first glimpse at a completely [...]

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Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate Review

Posted By: Michael Lacerna In: Handheld, Nintendo DS/3DS, Reviews, Wii On: 21 Mar

Despite some notable improvements, the latest version of Capcom’s popular multiplayer action RPG is the same as it ever was: it’s addictive, rewarding, and beautiful, but it also does everything it can to discourage new players from getting into it.

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Starcraft II: Heart of the Swarm review

Posted By: Michael Lacerna In: PC, Reviews On: 17 Mar

If you’re into Starcraft, chances are you’ve already bought the latest expansion pack. If you’re not into Starcraft, well, now is a good time to jump in, because Starcraft II: Heart of the Swarm makes getting addicted to Blizzard’s flagship RTS even easier than ever.

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Review: Tomb Raider

Posted By: Vincent Parisi In: Gaming News, PC, Playstation 3, Reviews, Xbox 360 On: 08 Mar

A Touchdown from Half-court Tomb Raider Developer: Crystal Dynamics Publisher: Square Enix MSRP: $59.99 Platforms: PC, PS3, Xbox 360 A survivor is born. That’s the important theme behind Crystal Dynamic’s attempt at reinvigorating the Tomb Raider franchise with their much-anticipated reboot. But is this fresh take on Lara Croft’s humble origin a survivor story worth [...]

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Crimson Shroud review

Posted By: Michael Lacerna In: Handheld, Reviews On: 07 Mar

Crimson Shroud doesn’t have a massive open world, a 100-hour long story, or movie quality pre-rendered cutscenes with professional voice acting. Hell, the game doesn’t even feature any real animation. Crimson Shroud is missing a lot of the features you’d expect from a modern RPG, and that’s precisely why the game is so interesting and [...]

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