The bullets wiz by and the body count rises. Trying my hardest I run as fast as I can after the train with the tattooed mad man on it. His devilish laugh still echoes down the subway tunnel. Bullets and terrorists are flying by me
For the past month and a half I have been engrossed in one of the greatest games to ever be released across any platform. Such a game pulled me from my real life and transported me into the life of a young Japanese boy named
Sequels have never been something that people like in any industry. In the movie and game industry sequels get some very hard treatment. A sequel has to rise above and beyond that of the original and still introduce new material to keep the players or
This review is dedicated to the memory of Dale Earnhardt, Sr. Having recently played and reviewed NASCAR Heat by Hasbro Interactive, I have a clean basis to compare these two titles for this review. Last year I named NASCAR Heat the best NASCAR game to
Ladies and Gentlemen start your engines, because there is a new NASCAR game in town, and it really gets the motor running. Hasbro has sat on the sidelines and watched Electronic Arts and Sierra take the NASCAR market to new levels (both up and down).
I was a bit confused on what system to ask for this Christmas, but I finally decided on a PS2 for one big reason: Metal Gear Solid 2. I was a HUGE fan of and still enjoy playing the original. Would Metal Gear Solid 2
<Begin Transmission> Solid Snake here, and I’m back at it again. Funny, I thought retirement meant I didn’t have to do this stuff anymore. This time they got me chasing after my old teammates in FOXHOUND. It seems they have taken over a Nuclear Disposal
There comes a time when a genre must move forward and the world of game must evolve into something new, something fresh to keep the stalwart gamers of the world occupied until the next big thing. The state of gaming this year is one of
Coming off of my review of F.A.K.K. 2 by Ritual Entertainment, I had very high hopes for KISS Psycho Circus. Alas, in the end I was let down by the game, but not in just one area of the design, all pieces of the game
There are a few questions you need to ask yourself before you enter the rich world of Kingpin: Life of Crime. The first question is do you like violence? Got an answer, Great! Now ask yourself this, "Do you like un-called for bloodshed, the F-word
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