Wheels of Destruction Developer: Gelid Games Price: $10/7.99 £ Platform: PS3 (PSN) Remember my Smash N Survive review a couple weeks back? Remember how it sucked and it is a car combat game that shouldn’t be played? Well I’m glad to say that Wheels of Destruction is nothing like that. WoD is actually worth checking out. ...

Smash ‘N’ Survive Developer: Version2Games Limited Price: $15/£9.99 Platform: PS3 (PSN) I really like to review good games. Or at least decent ones. Whenever I find something I genuinely enjoy, it is always easy to write a review for it. It is as if the fun gameplay and well executed ideas jolt my creativity, and the review just...

Recently, the website for the PS3 exclusive “The Last of Us” went up and it shows…well, not much really. Whatever Sony has up their sleeve, they are keeping it secret until the Spike Video Game Awards this Saturday, where the big reveal will take place. (more…)

Resident Evil Code: Veronica X HD
Developer: Capcom
Price: £15.99/$20.00
Platform: Playstation 3 [reviewed], Xbox 360

„It’s Code: Veronica in High Definition. Look up a review from 10 years ago. The end.”

That was my first thought when I was contemplating how to review the newest iteration of Code: Veronica. (more…)

Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode 1
Developer: Dimps, Sonic Team
Price: $15.00
Platform: PSN, XBLA, WiiWare

As with pretty much every Sonic game nowadays, the main thought that crosses everyone’s mind when thinking about Sonic 4 is „does it suck?” Well, does it? (more…)

Costume Quest
Developer: Double Fine
Price: $15.00
Platform: PS3 & 360

Costume Quest is a Double Fine game, like Psychonauts and Brutal Legend. Does this mean it’s good? Will it share the fate of Psychonauts, becoming overlooked despite its quality? Well first off, lets backtrack a bit and start at the beginning. Double Fine’s latest game shows off the same charm and fun gameplay that made their previous games stand out. (more…)

Although our appointment with the Mafia II developers didn’t come to be because of scheduling conflicts, we did manage to get some info of the game. (more…)

The third installment of Deus Ex is actually a prequel to the first game, set 25 years before the events of the original Deus Ex. It is being developed by Eidos Montreal and Square Enix. After the somewhat disappointing sequel that was Deus Ex: Invisible War, Human Revolution comes as a big surprise. It looks like the third game will be as amazing as the original one. (more…)