Category: Xbox 360

Dynasty Warriors Gundam 3 Genre: Action Developer: Tecmo Koei Publisher: Namco Bandai Release Date: 06/28//11 So the Dynasty Warriors series has essentially become a franchise that only reaches out to a select few people, largely because the franchise has been pushing the same general concepts and mechanics out to fans for the better part of…

Ms ‘Splosion Man Review Genre: 2D Platform Developer: Twisted Pixel Games Publisher: Microsoft Game Studios Release Date: 07/13/2011 Price: 800 MS Points ($10) I have a confession to make. I’m deeply in love with Ms. ‘Splosion Man. She ‘sploded her way into my heart. I know it will never work out as I’m a married…

Boulder Dash-XL Developer: Catnip Games Publisher: Kalypso Genre: Action Puzzler Release Date: 07/13/2011 While most people my age grew up with an NES as their first system, my first exposure to owning video games came via my family’s Commodore 64. As such, seeing the name Boulder Dash pop up once again was not only a…

Bastion is an interesting take on the hack ‘n’ slash RPG, and one that’s very easy to like.

EDF! EDF! EDF! The Earth Defense Force is back, slaughtering bugs in New Detroit! Rumors of Robocop being a playable character are, sadly, unsubstantiated.

Dungeon Siege III Developer: Obsidian Entertainment Publisher: Square Enix Genre: Action Role-playing Release Date: 6/21/11 Arguably one of the very best Diablo clones ever, the original Dungeon Siege on the PC provided a complete and thoroughly polished package for the click to kill action RPG gamer. Since its release in 2002, the series saw a…

“It is good to have an end to journey towards; but it is the journey that matters in the end.”

Duke Nukem Forever is about as good as a game that’s been in development for fifteen years could possibly be. Take from that what you will.

Over a decade later, American McGee returns with a sequel to Alice, his most well received title. Does it do the original justice? Let’s find out.

Press ganged into fighting a war, you quickly make a name for yourself. Do you have what it takes to save the galaxy?

A $1 platformer? What’s not to like?

Hunted: The Demon’s Forge promises an experience that meshes dungeon hacks with third person shooters, and for the most part, it delivers nicely.

The various courts all look almost photo realistic, with real world advertising appearing everywhere, and the different playing surfaces all looking just like they do in the real world.

Rockstar’s newest sandbox game mixes new visual technology with forties detective noire, but does it succeed? Find out.

The angels of Gilverado are back to shoot at more weird monsters, and while their adventure isn’t as special this time around, it’s still a lot of fun.