The Duke Boys Fly High
Lost sheep to Shepard! We got ourselves one heck of a great game here on this Xbox platform. Yeehaw!
Category Archives: Reviews
GTA: San Andreas is Criminally Good
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas takes the series to new heights. There is more of everything here including music, vehicles and over 100 hours of gameplay.
Silent And Deadly
It’s not quite October yet, but Silent Hill 4 brings us a bag of really creepy stuff. It advances the series well without losing any of the horrific flavors.
Bustin' Makes Me Feel Good
Ghosthunter is a scary adventure game that perfectly mixes humor and horror with nonstop action and serious ghostbusting.
Adventure Game's Instant Classic
Good and Evil is a lot more good than evil. The game really breaks new ground and easily becomes an instant adventure game classic.
Halloween Hocus Pocus
Spirits and Spells takes players on an adventure worthy of a Tim Burton-style movie. Suitable for kids and adults, it’s Halloween goodness.
Speaking Easy
Lifeline is an adventure game where you use your voice to guide a character named Rio through some tough spots. It’s fun and frustrating.
License to Thrill
The latest James Bond game features an all-star cast, a new third-person interface and all the Bond action you can handle.
Addiction Cubed
Hello my name is Mike and I am addicted to Rogue Squadron III: Rebel Strike. You will be to as soon as you get your hands in it. Now Rebel Strike has many flying Missions, but the new twist is the 3rd person action/adventure part. A lot of people I know who have this game seem to be comparing it to Rogue Squadron II. They claim the 3rd person part, while a good idea, doesn’t seem to deliver. I’ve never played Rogue Squadron II. The last Star Wars game that I spent two week so my life trying to beat … Continue reading Addiction Cubed
Curse of Atlantis is quite to my Viking
Since the Adventure Company has spawned off of its parent Dreamcatcher, it has retained the ability to keep pumping out a good supply of adventure/puzzle games. I couldn’t be more pleased with this development, especially when the offerings are of a caliber as Curse of Atlantis: Thorgal’s Quest. The adventure starts with Thorgal, a young Viking, stuck in a seaside village because a storm is keeping him from taking his boat to the island he calls home. He swears an oath to his wife and two children that he will be home soon. The village is nearly empty, but you … Continue reading Curse of Atlantis is quite to my Viking