Reviewing an MMO takes time, I’ve learnt. A lot of time. Due to the way the content is structured, the only way to really do so is to start at the very beginning and play as much as possible in order to get a full understanding of what the whole…
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 on www.gamersgate.com and should be coming to Steam in the near…
Since its release in 1999 for the Sega Dreamcast, the original Hydro Thunder and I have spent a lot of time together. There’s something about the Dreamcast and its huge library of multiplayer games that makes it my go to system whenever friends or family come around. Hydro Thunder is…
I don’t play many fighting games. The last one I bought was Virtua Fighter 4 on PS2 and that’s because it was under $10 and developed by Sega. I played it for maybe an hour. I know games like Street Fighter 4 and BlazBlue are amazing games, and I can…
Iron Man 2 is a game of wasted potential. Sure, it’s a movie licensed game, but at first glance, there’s quite a bit going for it. The suit animation looks absolutely gorgeous, the combat is actually pretty fun when you get a hang of it, and upgrading the suits results…
Originally titled Dynamite Deka, for the Japanese release, the US/EU version of this Saturn title was tweaked when the game was pretty much completed for the American release to capitalise on the resemblance towards the action movie. Namely, the main character bears a striking resemblance to John McLane and it…
Alex, Kris, and special guest, Jonathan Holmes (Destructoid, Bit Transmission) sit down and discuss the game that is Sakura Wars: So Long, My Love. Originally released in Japan by Sega in 2005 and finally brought to the West by Nippon Ichi earlier this year Sakura Wars is a unique RPG…