I’ll be the first to admit that I’m not particularly a fan of the newer Madden games, but can nonetheless acknowledge that there is a significant following for the franchise in the video game community. This isn’t necessarily because the games are spectacularly special or offer something that tossing the…
Back in the 90s before the internet was lousy with redundant videogame news sites (cough) game companies had to find other ways to get the word out about major new developments like consoles. Without the youtubes or XBox Live game companies actually had to send out VHS tapes to people…
Hey Sega addicts, once again it’s time for Forum News. Starting this week, and for however long I do this feature, I’m going to be focusing mainly on new threads, except in special circumstances (like the Bar). I feel that this way my feature will be less of a play…
If you’ve been paying attention to past entries of my weekly article on superhero games of yore, you may have noticed a growing trend. Save for a couple anomalies (Spawn, Dinosaurs for Hire), I have been focusing quite a bit of my energy on personalities from the Marvel universe. You…
First Matt Jay’s Review: Scott Pilgrim vs. the World is a dangerous game to review. It’s a title that’s built to be impervious to criticism. The fanbase is already built in and anyone who was going to buy it already has. And any criticism I can hold against it will…
WHAT UP, DINGDONGS! It’s time for games of the week.
So, three Vikings getting kidnapped sounds a little bit like the beginning to what could potentially be a funny as hell joke, unfortunately it is anything but if you’re looking for gameplay that will kick your ass and leave a smile on your face. Such is the case with Lost…