Reviews

When I heard that the original creator of Strider, Koichi Yotsui, was
making a four-player action game that liberally steals from his classic
hit I was onboard instantly.

At first glance, Rush’n Attack Ex-Patriot appears to be another take on the Super Metroid formula of exploration and upgrades in the vein of Shadow Complex. This is not the case.

WWE All Stars’ striking visual style and focus on over-the-top action are a perfect fit for the wrestling world, but the lack of variety brings down the overall experience.

WWE All Stars’ striking visual style and focus on over-the-top action
are a perfect fit for the wrestling world, but the lack of variety
brings down the overall experience.

See where Eutechnyx's NASCAR entry places in the field with our review.

The flag drops on Eutechnyx's NASCAR racer, and it ends up with some bent fenders in our review.

Tiger 12 on the Wii follows some of the changes of its bigger brothers, but it's still a different breed.

Shift 2 finds the series coming into its own and blazing its own identity.

Read what changes developer Slightly Mad Studios has made to revitalize the Shift franchise.

The Sims 3 is on Nintendo's latest hardware. Does it offer more than just snazzy 3D effects?

Our review of the 3DS launch version of Super Street Fighter IV.

This year's Tiger is the best in years. Find out why with our in-depth review.

This is the best Tiger in years, as the game puts your golfing career in your hands.

Crytek wisely sticks to the
traits that made the first game successful while simultaneously pushing
the boundaries of graphical fidelity.

Crytek wisely sticks to the
traits that made the first game successful while simultaneously pushing
the boundaries of graphical fidelity.

Crytek wisely sticks to the
traits that made the first game successful while simultaneously pushing
the boundaries of graphical fidelity.

Even with so much of the gameplay clinging to the formula Traveller’s Tales created for its first LEGO game, The Clone Wars offers a vastly different experience that captures the best of both of the LEGO and Star Wars licenses.

Hothead’s new downloadable title, Swarm, is still capable of damaging your ego, but if you want to succeed in the game, you’ll need to embrace death and allow it to happen…a lot.

Hothead’s new downloadable
title, Swarm, is still capable of damaging your ego, but if you want to
succeed in the game, you’ll need to embrace death and allow it to
happen…a lot.