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Review: N3II – Ninety Nine Nights 2
N3II will beat you senseless with its frustrating annoyances and incredibly stale gameplay. Compared to Dynasty Warriors’ endless hordes, Koei had at least dressed their games up with multiple mission...
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Devil May Cry rebooted, fans ragequit series
It’s been confirmed that the Devil May Cry series is getting a reboot courtesy of Ninja Theory (Heavenly Sword, Enslaved) which Capcom has picked to lead the charge. And not everyone is happy about...
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Review: Castlevania – Lords of Shadow (X360)
It’s been five years since Castlevania’s last big outing on consoles, Curse of Darkness, whipped its way to shelves for the Xbox and PS2 – two years if anyone wants to count the wish-we-could-forget...
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Review: Fable III (Xbox 360)
Steve Jobs isn’t the only person equipped with a reality distortion field. Peter Molyneux’s evangelism of the first Fable touted it as a revolutionary step forward for RPGs. It was a bold claim, but...
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Review: Star Wars – The Force Unleashed II
The Force Unleashed from Lucasarts is the kind of fantasy wish-fulfillment that franchise fans hope to see from their favorite worlds. It’s also not the first time that Lucasarts had dabbled in giving...
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Review: Shadows of the Damned (X360)
Suda 51 is not your normal game designer. Just looking at his history, from Killer 7 to No More Heroes, should tell you that he doesn’t go in for formulaic looks, cliched settings, or stories that...
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Review: Batman – Arkham City (PS3)
Rocksteady’s Arkham Asylum was heralded by many as the most definitive Batman game ever made up to 2009. It garnered accolades from many and even from the Guinness Book of World Records as “The Most...
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Review: Prototype 2 (X360)
When it’s the moment for designers to pick a city to maul, New York often has the bad fortune to get its ticket punched. Worse still, the first Prototype had already smashed it up and now the sequel...
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Review: Lollipop Chainsaw (X360)
Suda 51 doesn’t just design games. He and his crew at Grasshopper Manufacture lovingly drip the paint from their imaginations onto a digital drop cloth to create some of the most unusual settings,...
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Review: LEGO Batman 2 (PS3)
Lego Batman 2 is Traveller’s Tales’ sequel to 2008’s Lego Batman. This time, Traveller’s has opted for an open-world approach while maintaining the mission-oriented focus of the previous title. And it...
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