Kingdom Hearts Should Not Be Re-hashed
While our reviewer loves the Kingdom Hearts series, he finds that Re:coded just doesn’t quite measure up to the other games. Instead, we have a mix of re-hashed and half-baked ideas.
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A Ghost Without The Most
Ghost Mania is a game that lives within your Wii, and can be grabbed as WiiWare. While a really inexpensive and fun title, at its heart it’s just a brick dropping casual game.
Horror Survival At It’s Best
Dead Space 2 follows and improves on its predecessor, offering us a complex world that only serves to make the horrific events of the storyline seem even more real and terrifying.
Bronze Age Shows Modern Strategy
Bronze is a traditional strategy title that would make a great board game, but is much more efficient when played on the computer.
Fighting The Bloody Red Tide
It’s unfortunate that all the marketing for Splatterhouse has been put on the gore factor. A lot of effort went into the game, even though it’s being washed way in a bloody red tide.
Going Back Is So Forward
Back to the Future Episode 1: It’s About Time not only lets us relive an amazing series of movies, but also the coolness of old school point and click adventures.
Game Gives Massive Boost To PS3 Players
Mass Effect 2 finally makes the move to the PlayStation 3 and proves to be an amazing game that ships packed full of extras, and even a few exclusives.
Heroes of an Average World?
ArcaniA: Gothic IV is the first game of the Arcania series not developed by Piranha Bytes. New developer Spellbound did a good job, but nothing that would help the game to stand out.
Taking the Fifth
Civilization 5 has been hailed as the capstone of an amazing series, but our reviewer finds an interface that’s too simplified to impress Civ 4’s legion of fans. Still, casual gamers may flock there in droves.
Nowhere Games Goes Somewhere Fun
Letters From Nowhere is a game that is certainly going somewhere. Awem Studios have taken the casual point and click adventure format and added a compelling plot.