It’s a little odd the first time you see an official first party franchise appear on a competing platform, especially …
Continue reading “‘Ratchet & Clank: Before The Nexus’ Review – Mr. Zurkon Did Not Vote For This”
Ever since Super Mario Kart on the Super Nintendo earned a place in pop culture’s archive as a true gaming …
Continue reading “‘Garfield Kart’ Review – This Fat Cat is Light on Fun”
Runners are all over iTunes since Adam Atomic’s groundbreaking Canabalt ($2.99) created a complex world with simple pixels that could …
The tough lot of being a fan of Marvel’s god of thunder, Thor, has become somewhat easier over the last …
Continue reading “‘Thor: The Dark World’ Review – I Say Thee Nay”
Playing a bad game is no fun, and it’s even worse when that bad game comes from a developer you …
Continue reading “‘Random Runners’ Review – A Complete Mess”
Gaming Corps’ latest iOS stealth-action jam should have been more than just a famed-franchise tie-in, but it is not. Instead …
Continue reading “‘Riddick: The Merc Files’ Review – Riddick-ulously Shallow Stealth Action”
Some iOS games look outdated. They don’t have the resources to create detailed 3D environment, so instead focus on creative …
Continue reading “‘2013: Infected Wars’ Review – “Console Quality,” In Air Quotes”
Castle Crashers is a game that, so far, is not available on the App Store. This is apparently a problem …
Continue reading “‘Ninjas – Stolen Scrolls’ Review – No, Ninja, No, Ninja, No”
Firstly, let me start off with a mini review for the movie: Pacific Rim – Bad acting, bad dialogue, bad …
Continue reading “‘Pacific Rim’ Review – The Movie Tie-In Curse Strikes Again”
I used to love JRPGs. I played all the classics. The Final Fantasies, the Dragon Warriors, the Breath of Fires …
Continue reading “‘RPG End of Aspiration’ Review – All Your JRPG Cliche are Belong to Us”
