Broken Sword Shadow of the Templars – The Director’s Cut Impressions
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READ MORE »Sonic and the Black Knight makes a bold attempt to bring Sonic into a medieval setting with impressive visuals and style. Unfortunately, clunky controls and repetitive gameplay keep it from being the return to form fans were hoping for.
READ MORE »You may remember I reviewed The House of the Dead 2&3 for the Nintendo Wii not that long ago. ThereRead more…
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READ MORE »Ninja Reflex on the Wii offers charming presentation and a fun ninja theme, but its short-lived mini-games and lack of depth leave you feeling more apprentice than master.
READ MORE »A refreshing take on first-person shooters with its motion-based controls and impressive online play. While it’s let down by dull visuals and fiddly buttons, it’s a worthwhile experiment for those after something a bit different.
READ MORE »I know it took me long enough, but I finally have in my possession the Nintendo Wii console. Trying toRead more…
READ MORE »It seems like an eternity since I last enjoyed the original NiGHTS into Dreams title on the SEGA Saturn. FeaturingRead more…
READ MORE »When I look back for the ultimate in nostalgia, my mind wanders back often to the SEGA set of consoles,Read more…
READ MORE »If you are a newcomer to my blog, you may not be aware of how much I love SEGA. AlrightRead more…
READ MORE »Johnny Chung Lee has tampered with the Nintendo Wii sensors to create something that can only be described as straightRead more…
READ MORE »Whenever I scour the Internet particularly on gaming discussion forums, the fanboy attitude always exists somewhere and with companies lovingRead more…
READ MORE »Over at Max Console, they claim they have received detailed specifications of the Nintendo Wii from a developer. These include:Read more…
READ MORE »Recently I have been in communication with James Temperton, Features Editor of Cubed3.com. They have a similar podcast and invitedRead more…
READ MORE »After a very hard going Sony conference, it was very refreshing to see a dramatic start with the Nintendo offering.Read more…
READ MORE »No not Revolution, Nintendo Wii, I kid thee not: Introducing… Wii. As in “we.” While the code-name “Revolution” expressed ourRead more…
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