Author: Jevon Jenkins

Jevon has always had a deep "love for the game" even since the days of his early childhood when 2D gaming was more than just a fad and the arcade scene was larger than life. He is always ever watching and ever searching for that new, unexpected, and nostalgic element in a game indicating something far beyond a fancy jewel case, promising screenshots, or big time brand. Jevon plays and enjoys every spectrum of gaming across all platforms, because he never wants to miss out on any opportunity or diminish his gaming experiences in any way whatsoever. As a result he has developed a deep respect and appreciation not only for the game, but for the gaming industry as a whole and the work that goes on behind the scenes. And in his own words: "What better way to appreciate the gaming industry than from the view here at GiN?"

A Happy Anniversary

With beautiful landscapes that seemingly go on forever, Megaman Advent ZX will have you thanking your lucky stars that you own a Nintendo DS.

A Puzzling Adventure

Zack and Wiki: Quest for Barbaros’ Treasure is a wacky, fun, and good-looking puzzle adventure game that stands out on the Wii platform.

You Are My Sunshine

A seemingly simple puzzle game for the Nintendo DS, Prism: Light the Way, combines challenging gameplay with innovative levels to make an addicting puzzler.

Makin' Music

Traxxpad: Portable Studios can create an amazing transformation on your PSP: it will turn it from a simple game device into a professional music studio.

Whip It Good!

Although you would think that after 20 years the Castlevania series might get stale, it keeps the bloodletting fresh with Castlevania: Portrait of Ruins.

Winx Stinkx

Winx: Join the Club is a horrible take on the popular cartoon. With load times of up to two minutes between stages, you will spend more time waiting than playing.

A Real Fantasy

US gamers looking to finally experience the majesty of Final Fantasy III have their chance on the DS, and the game is really enhanced from the original too.

The Big Breakout

Think of Nervous Brickdown as the classic Breakout supped up and modernized. The play concept is simple, but will have you enthralled for hours.

Who Wrote The Book Of Cool?

The Book of Cool: Volume One is a collection of some of the most outrageous (and sometimes silly) stunts performed by experts. Its funny and cool and portable on the PSP.

Ninja Survive

With a hit anime television show and a feature length movie, how could Naruto: Ninja Council 3 go wrong? Well, like the titles before it, it finds a way.