Katamari fever hits the Playstation Vita, and finally we have proper dual analog support on a handheld system. But lack of original content definitely hurts what would be an otherwise solid entry in the series, read more in the full review at the link below!
While Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning isn’t the best game I’ve played in this genre, for a first outing, I must commend Bug Huge Games and on being so ambitious and trying new elements that appeal to many different players.
It’s Marvel baby! The console upgrade of Marvel vs. Capcom 3 hits the Vita launch week, and brings all the fighting fun to the portable screen. Hit the review link below to see how it performs!
The wheel of fate is turning, this time on the Playstation Vita with BlazBlue: Continuum Shift Extend. This handheld port of Arc System Works popular 2D fighter brings the pain with all the bells and whistles of it’s home console brethren. Read the full review below to find out how well it stacks up!
Wipeout hits the Vita and blows away the racing competition. How great is the newest iteration of Sony’s flagship sci-fi racer? Click the review link below to find out!
Mario, Sonic, and the rest of the gang join up in near-future London for some Olympic mini-game madness on the 3DS. How does the portable outing fare this time around? Read the review to find out!
Our first Vita launch title review! Uncharted: Golden Abyss drops jaws and plays fantastically on the Vita, but just how pesky are those touch screen features? Click through to the review to get the final word on Uncharted for the Playstation Vita.
So Shank 2 is out. It’s called Shank 2, and is exactly what you’d expect from a game called Shank 2: more Shank in the form of a sequel. Shank is still a badass; he blows stuff up, rescues ladies, and he still… audible sigh… he still shanks people.
Role Playing Games meet Pinball… well kinda. See if Zen Pinball’s unique new add-on for Zen Pinball and Pinball FX2 is worth the price.
There is actually plenty to LOVE about EA Sport’s new entry into the tennis gaming circuit. Read though for all the details.
UFC Undisputed 3 comes out nearly two years after the second entry in THQ and developer Yuke’s take on the Ultimate Fighting Championship. And taking that year off to go back and refine the game from its last entry certainly seems like it paid off. I’ve found myself far more addicted to the game than I ever was with 2010, and there have been a number of changes that feel like a step in the right direction.
Heads will certainly roll in the best effort Rebellion has put forth in quite some time, it just ends up that their aim was just a little off really hitting the mark this time. Read on to find out exactly why.
