Tiny Zombies Want Big Brains
The plants stand ready to defend you once again as Plants vs. Zombies moves to the Nintendo DS, armed with exclusive game modes, customizable zombie avatars and pea shooters of death.
The plants stand ready to defend you once again as Plants vs. Zombies moves to the Nintendo DS, armed with exclusive game modes, customizable zombie avatars and pea shooters of death.
Dead Money is the first DLC to be released for Fallout: New Vegas. And like with Fallout 3, the first DLC has some teething problems. Still, Dead Money is fun, if frustrating.
Over sixty games from the old Intellivision console are reborn on the Nintendo DS, where you really can teach an old dog new tricks.
With classic games like Pac-man, Super Pac-man, Galaga, Mappy and Xevious plus six new titles based on classics, the 24-pack Namco Museum Megamix is a must have title.
Fixing many of the problems of the first game, Dead Rising 2 lets you use your noodle to fight zombies, you know, by building mega weapons using leaf blowers and chainsaws.
Dragon Ball Z Tenkaichi Tag Team tries to mix up the normal fighting found in Dragon Ball games with the addition of partner controlled AI. Yea, that always works out well.
Bejeweled 3 delivers on the potential and the promise of its namesake. It’s another great way to lose your time and your worries. You won’t be sorry you did.
Mixing in RPG elements to a straight fighter is a very good thing. Although shallow by pure RPG standards, Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja: Storm 2 will delight its fans.
Gunblade NY and LA Machineguns combine into one game for the Wii. But sadly, their total playtime is only equal to about an hour, which makes the price difficult to justify.
Burn Zombie Burn was a huge hit on the PlayStation network, and now looks to conquer the PC. Not bad for a game of mindless fun.