Alex Riggen’s Review Since the release of Sonic Adventure on the Dreamcast, I’ve always been more interested in future 3D Sonic games than any of the 2D ones. Even though the 3D games are usually filled with wasted potential while the 2D games are quite often decent to outstanding games,…
Reviewing ports of classic games is a strange thing to do. It’s a weird mix of nostalgia and the modern which makes this especially hard to do. In the end I came to the conclusion that if I’m going to review this properly, then I’m going to have to rip…
Hydro Thunder Hurricane was one of my personal favorite XBLA games this summer but after playing through the entire game I was definitely left wanting more. For a $15 downloadable title the amount of content was acceptable, if not above what should be expected, but I wanted to see what…
Josh Newey’s Review (PS3) In the past few years, Platinum Games have displayed a knack for fast-paced action titles that would threaten to get repetitive if their running time weren’t so short. The bloody violence and interesting art style of Mad World was entertaining for a while, but even…
In the Sega community, Sonic the Hedgehog 4 is kind of a big deal. It’s not because it’s a new Sonic game, as several of those come out a year to little critical acclaim, but rather Sega’s claims that Sonic the Hedgehog 4 is a game that goes back to…
Ok so I’m gonna start off by saying this has nothing to do with Sega. I realise that this isn’t what you come to this website for but if you give me a second, I will explain to you why this game is relevant to your interests. Ever wondered what…
Another series of Sega Genesis games have been released digitally for PC and as before the Sega Addicts are here to help you make an educated decision on what games to buy. Right now the games are all available onwww.gamersgate.com and should be coming to Steam in the near future….