Jordan Smith, GiN Staff

Jordan hails from North Carolina, but makes his home base in Ohio now. He's been playing video games since he was old enough to learn how to press the buttons. Jordan loves playing sports, spending time with his family and his amazing fiance. He loves all kinds of games, but especially Madden, NCAA football titles, and his absolute favorite games are the Call of Duty series. Smith plans to obtain a paralegal degree and one in computer animation at Zane State College. He hopes one day to design and develop games himself.

Tables, Ladders And Chairs, Oh My!

January 3, 2013 Jordan Smith

The power of the WWE universe comes to life in WWE 13, offering players white hot ground pounding action. This is as close as you can get without medical treatment.

Game Review - History Legends Of War: Patton

A Tribute Fit For A General

November 21, 2012 Jordan Smith

History Legends Of War: Patton follows the amazing general as he sweeps through France to strike at the heart of Nazi Germany. It’s a fine strategic masterpiece for PCs and consoles.

Game Review - Transformers: Fall Of Cybertron

Fall of Cybertron Rises Above Movie Tie-ins

October 1, 2012 Jordan Smith

Our reviewer went into Transformers: The Fall of Cybertron with some apprehension. But he found an action title that really elevated his perception of the whole movie-tie in genre.

Game Review - Asura's Wrath

Happily Unleash The Wrath

April 23, 2012 Jordan Smith

Drawn from Hindu legends many western gamers have never heard about, Asura’s Wrath offers a unique fighting world, good gameplay and plenty of white hot action.

Game Review - Spider-Man Edge Of Time

Change the Past and Alter the Future

March 18, 2012 Jordan Smith

Spider-man games are often hit or miss, but Spider-Man Edge Of Time is a surefire bull’s-eye. Playing in both the present and the future gives this web-slinger an edge.

Game Review - Go Vacation

Plan A Vacation Away From This Trip

December 19, 2011 Jordan Smith

While a family vacation simulation sounds like a perfect idea, especially on the more family-friendly Wii console, the execution for Go Vacation is poorly done.

Game Review - Dark Souls

A Game With Soul(s)

November 16, 2011 Jordan Smith

Although graphically Dark Souls is stunning, the insane difficulty levels will probably keep all but the most hardcore players from getting much past the front gate.

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