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Blue’s Big Break: Sonic Colors Review
Please, sit. Are you sitting? Good. Sonic Colors is a good Sonic game. Whoa, dude! Are you okay? You kind of… blacked out there. Good thing you were sitting.
The Reviewer and the Kiwi?
Come on an adventure with the intrepid Tim Latshaw into the world of Ivy the Kiwi? That wasn’t actually supposed to be a question.
Not-so-magic fingers: Enjoy Your Massage! Review
It’s not often that I can sense a deep sigh of disappointment in writing, but I’m sure you’ll be able to sense it as Tim spends hard-earned money on Enjoy Your Massage!
Fine-tuned Freneticism – Sin & Punishment: Star Successor
Ready your weapons and take a deep breath, we are about to dig our heels into the world of Sin & Punishment: Star Successor. Tim takes some punishment for us all.
Drifting for Fun and Profit – ModNation Racers Review
Engineers and drivers get out your controllers, it is time for a little ModNation Racers review. Ian delves into the depths of user created content.
Medical Drama: Trauma Team Review
Scrub up, grab your scalpel and get ready to get dramatic with Tim’s review of Trauma Team. See if Atlus put the healing touches on some of the problems with the other games.
Carpetbaggers This Thick (Akrid’s Inside Story) – Lost Planet 2 Review
Like fighting huge monsters, explosions, piloting big robots and thinly veiled political commentary on the failings of the industrial military complex? Then you’ll love Capcom’s latest third-person shooter, Lost Planet 2. The game takes place on the planet E.D.N. III, perhaps one of the most poorly named planets in videogame history. It’s just emerging from [...]
Bad Robot – Splinter Cell: Conviction Review
After playing through every piece of the game, Ian H. takes a look at Splinter Cell: Conviction. We finally learn where his daughter is!
Going Both Ways – Resonance of Fate Review
After spending a life time in the world Basel, Ian reviews Resonance of Fate. A little bit steam-punk, a little John Woo and dogs with ties.
The All-Seeing Eye – Again Review
The swan song of Cing is now available for the Nintendo DS. We lament the loss of this developer with Tim’s Review of Again.
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