Summer Heat
One of the hottest summer movies becomes one of the hottest summer games. Take X-Men out for a not so pleasant stroll through the park.
Archives
Final Fantasy Defects
Final Fantasy XI makes the jump to the Xbox 360, and we find crisp graphics and good playability, as well as all the expansion packs ready to go – after a six hour download.
Rolling Thunder
Combining guns and cars has always been a popular theme with gamers. Add in an unwreck button and Full Auto is a pretty unique title.
No Monkey Business
With the DVD just released, we go back and take a look at King Kong, the official game of the movie to see how it stacks up.
Return Of Our King
After a torturous five year wait following Morrowind, Oblivion hits the 360 and PC with a game that is not likely to be topped for years to come. Oblivion changes everything.
Serenity Now!
The Harmony Remote may be designed for the Xbox 360, but can be used to control almost any piece of electronic nirvana.
Quake 4, A Minor Tremble
Given how long Quake 4 took to get made, we were expecting a little bit more. However there are some nice high points, like getting turned into an alien warrior.
Answer the Call, Again
Call of Duty 2 emerges as the king of World War II shooters with a thought provoking, beautiful game that scores top marks in all areas.
Morrowind is (Finally) a True RPG
We have been waiting a long time for Elder Scrolls: Morrowind to be released by Bethesda Softworks, and the longer we waited and the more we read about the game, the more our expectations grew. To our great relief, Morrowind is everything that we were expecting and more. It is at long last"a true RPG for the computer. Chris is the primary reviewer on Morrowind and has experienced the game on the Xbox. John is going to chime in on his experiences with the PC. He has also had the chance to play longer, as the PC version came out … Continue reading Morrowind is (Finally) a True RPG
Quake 3: Arena is multiplayer mayhem
Let me start this review of Quake 3: Arena by saying that comparing this game with Unreal Tournament is inevitable. They are both superior in their own ways. Both involve hard-core deathmatches set on a grand scale, but where UT specializes in both single play and multiplay with all new tweaks, Quake 3: Arena (Q3A) sticks with the classic deathmatch engine, and in essence, this is not a bad idea. Now we know that the Quake series has never been well known for plot, and Q3A is no exception. The manual does explain about an alien race called the Vadrigar … Continue reading Quake 3: Arena is multiplayer mayhem