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(Wii)
A charming and challenging musical experience

Reviewed on 02/03/12 by Andre Segers

(3DSWare)
Perfect for quick play sessions and fans of Punch-Out.

Reviewed on 01/30/12 by Thomas Arnold

(3DSWare)
Fun, but bring a stress ball with you

Reviewed on 01/28/12 by Andre Segers

(3DSWare)
A simple game mechanic executed superbly, presented enthusiastically, and stops before it gets stale.

Reviewed on 01/11/12 by Thomas Arnold

(Wii)
It’s like Monopoly on Steroids!

Reviewed on 12/02/11 by Wesley Ruscher

(Nintendo 3DS)
Fun with friends!

Reviewed on 11/29/11 by Andre Segers

(PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
Unfettered exploration

Reviewed on 11/23/11 by Alex Pieschel

(Wii)
The best console Zelda in 10 years

Reviewed on 11/11/11 by Andre Segers

(Nintendo 3DS)
Another solid platformer from the portly plumber

Reviewed on 11/09/11 by Andre Segers

(Nintendo 3DS, PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
Double the Sonic, double the fun.

Reviewed on 11/04/11 by Derrick Bitner

(PlayStation Network (PS3), Xbox Live Marketplace)
Imagine if an NES game gave you infinite lives and frequent check points. This is that game.

Reviewed on 11/02/11 by Thomas Arnold

(PlayStation 3)
The campaign of Uncharted 3 is just one thing: cinematic.

Reviewed on 10/31/11 by William Thompson

(Mac, PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
Whether on the road or part of a legend, it's surprisingly fun.

Reviewed on 10/27/11 by Derrick Bitner

(Nintendo DS)
Layton Begins

Reviewed on 10/23/11 by Derrick Bitner

(PC)
A bit dated, but still fun.

Reviewed on 10/18/11 by William Thompson

(Wii)
A good time with friends...for a few hours.

Reviewed on 10/17/11 by Andre Segers

(Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
If you call yourself a gamer you owe it to yourself to try Dark Souls.

Reviewed on 10/14/11 by Chris Swan

(PlayStation Network (PS3), Xbox Live Marketplace)
Hack and slash, then fall and sigh.

Reviewed on 10/07/11 by William Thompson

(PC)
As great as the single-player is multiplayer is where it is at!

Reviewed on 10/03/11 by Wesley Ruscher

(PlayStation 3)
A fantastic return to form.

Reviewed on 09/23/11 by Derrick Bitner

(Wii Shop, Wii)
Potentially the last great game available on Wiiware

Reviewed on 09/20/11 by Thomas Arnold

(Nintendo DS)
Dragon Quest Monster Joker 2 is a competent game that will satisfy most die hard monster, but is marred by a few problems.

Reviewed on 09/19/11 by Wesley Ruscher

(Nintendo DS)
A fantastic swan song for the fading Nintendo DS

Reviewed on 09/15/11 by Andre Segers

(PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
An enthralling story, an awesome world; a few small flaws aside, Deus Ex: Human Revolution is how I wish a game to be.

Reviewed on 09/11/11 by Jan Steinhauser

(Nintendo 3DS)
Just like old times, huh Fox?

Reviewed on 09/02/11 by Andre Segers

(Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
A twisted world of relationships and blocks puzzles that's just right.

Reviewed on 08/12/11 by Derrick Bitner

(PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
Better with friends, but far from perfect.

Reviewed on 08/04/11 by Wesley Ruscher

(PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
A brilliant concept mostly held back by a lack of polish and some not terribly unique game design.

Reviewed on 07/07/11 by Parjanya Holtz

(PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
Excellent destruction hampered by uninspired narrative

Reviewed on 07/01/11 by Alex Pieschel

(PlayStation 3)
A demonstration of shock and awe.

Reviewed on 06/29/11 by Derrick Bitner

(PSP, Nintendo DS, Wii, PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
Breaking chess mechanics is a little bit more fun against a human opponent

Reviewed on 06/17/11 by Jan Steinhauser

(Nintendo 3DS)
A timeless classic made better

Reviewed on 06/17/11 by Wesley Ruscher

(Xbox Live Marketplace)
Bat like-creature + Haunted Caslte = hours of platforming-puzzle bliss.

Reviewed on 06/16/11 by Wesley Ruscher

(Nintendo 3DS, Arcade, PSP)
Expanded Sequel, Smaller Platform

Reviewed on 06/06/11 by Derrick Bitner

(PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
Only slightly less broken.

Reviewed on 06/01/11 by Wesley Ruscher

(PC)
Despite its flaws, this is an awesome RPG every PC gamer is obliged to own.

Reviewed on 05/31/11 by Jan Steinhauser

(Nintendo 3DS)
A premium fighting experience that defies low handheld fighting game expectations.

Reviewed on 05/31/11 by Thomas Arnold

(Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
Team Bondi composes Rockstar's greatest crime symphony.

Reviewed on 05/24/11 by Wesley Ruscher

(Mac, PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
As brilliant as the British are funny. A near perfect follow-up to 2007's classic.

Reviewed on 04/19/11 by Andre Segers

(Xbox Live Marketplace)
Hack n' Slash at its sharpest.

Reviewed on 04/15/11 by Wesley Ruscher

(Mac, PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
A more focused exercise in adventuring.

Reviewed on 03/28/11 by Alex Pieschel

(Nintendo DS, Wii, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
Color me impressed.

Reviewed on 03/09/11 by Alex Pieschel

(PlayStation 3)
Just as deep as last time around, but with more accessibility.

Reviewed on 03/09/11 by Alex Pieschel

(PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
One Swift Kick in the Right Direction

Reviewed on 03/01/11 by Wesley Ruscher

(PlayStation 3)
An enjoyable romp that’s a bit dragged out.

Reviewed on 02/25/11 by Alex Pieschel

(Wii)
Some fun to be had, but with only a few sports

Reviewed on 02/18/11 by Andre Segers

(iPad, PlayStation Network (PS3), Mac, PC)
A fun continuation that doesn't quite reach 88mph.

Reviewed on 02/18/11 by Derrick Bitner

(Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
Take your friends for a ride

Reviewed on 02/16/11 by Micah Seff

(Nintendo DS, Wii, PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
Learn a lesson from “Millionaire” and make sure to phone a friend.

Reviewed on 02/08/11 by Micah Seff

(PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
There's a huge world here, but not enough incentive to explore it.

Reviewed on 02/04/11 by Alex Pieschel

(PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
Terrifying.

Reviewed on 01/25/11 by Andre Segers

(Nintendo DS)
A Kingdom Hearts episode that's fun but ultimately filler.

Reviewed on 01/21/11 by Derrick Bitner

(PSP, Nintendo DS, PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
Focus on the lightcycles. Everything else is secondary.

Reviewed on 01/14/11 by Alex Skjong

(Wii)
Lost in Shadow, it keeps going and going...

Reviewed on 01/13/11 by Wesley Ruscher

(iPad, PlayStation Network (PS3), Mac, PC)
Back to the Future returns and proves that it still has plenty of stories to tell.

Reviewed on 12/23/10 by Derrick Bitner

(iPad, iPhone)
A console experience stripped down to the bare essentials.

Reviewed on 12/20/10 by Derrick Bitner

(Nintendo DS)
After seven years, the Golden Sun series rises again.

Reviewed on 12/16/10 by Derrick Bitner

(PlayStation Network (PS3), Xbox Live Marketplace)
In just five minutes, Pac-Man shows he's still relevant at 30 years old.

Reviewed on 11/28/10 by Thomas Arnold

(PSP, iPhone, Wii, PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
A focused and supremely fun return to the series' roots.

Reviewed on 11/24/10 by Derrick Bitner

(Wii)
A fantastic return to DK's country

Reviewed on 11/19/10 by Andre Segers

(Nintendo DS, Wii)
A brilliant return to form for the speedy wonder.

Reviewed on 11/18/10 by Andre Segers

(Nintendo DS, Wii)
Daniel Craig does his best Pierce Brosnan imitation.

Reviewed on 11/16/10 by Micah Seff

(Wii Shop, Mac, Xbox Live Marketplace, PC)
EXTREMELY hard but superb platforming with super tight controls!

Reviewed on 11/01/10 by Thomas Arnold

(PSP, Nintendo DS, Wii, PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
The dark side is strong with this one.

Reviewed on 10/29/10 by Derrick Bitner

(PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
An Honorable Return to Form

Reviewed on 10/18/10 by Wesley Ruscher

(Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
The 3D curse of Castlevania is broken.

Reviewed on 10/14/10 by Derrick Bitner

(Wii Shop, PlayStation Network (PS3), Xbox Live Marketplace, iPhone)
The Sonic cycle is finally broken! Mostly...

Reviewed on 10/12/10 by Andre Segers

(PSP)
This could be the ultimate Kingdom Hearts experience.

Reviewed on 10/04/10 by Derrick Bitner

(Wii)
Friends make this party feel less than guilty.

Reviewed on 09/17/10 by Micah Seff

(PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
Great ideas throttled by poor execution.

Reviewed on 09/10/10 by Derrick Bitner

(Arcade, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
Add some other players to the mix, and you've got a winner.

Reviewed on 08/27/10 by Derrick Bitner

(Mac, PC)
It’s like a really good episode of Joss Whedon’s Firefly.

Reviewed on 08/27/10 by Eduardo Vasconcellos

(Xbox 360)
Who would have thought the life of a genetically enhanced super soldier would be so dull?

Reviewed on 08/19/10 by Micah Seff

(Xbox Live Marketplace)
Friends make everything better, but not better enough

Reviewed on 08/19/10 by Micah Seff

(PlayStation Network (PS3), Xbox Live Marketplace)
Friends make The World go 'round.

Reviewed on 08/18/10 by Micah Seff

(PlayStation Network (PS3), PC)
Like the Rabbit of Caerbannog, this collection is deadlier than it seems.

Reviewed on 08/16/10 by Wesley Ruscher

(Nintendo DS)
A Quest that flies high

Reviewed on 08/05/10 by Derrick Bitner

(Xbox Live Marketplace)
Playing dead never felt so lively.

Reviewed on 07/30/10 by Micah Seff

(Nintendo DS, Wii, PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
Finally a Transformers game in its Prime.

Reviewed on 07/12/10 by Derrick Bitner

(Arcade, Xbox 360)
Bullet Hell hath no fury like a loli scorned.

Reviewed on 07/09/10 by Wesley Ruscher

(Xbox Live Marketplace, Nintendo DS)
More addicting than crack... I think I may need an intervention!

Reviewed on 07/01/10 by Wesley Ruscher

(PlayStation 3)
Playing with blocks usually feels more original.

Reviewed on 06/23/10 by Derrick Bitner

(PlayStation Network (PSP), PSP, Nintendo DS, Wii, PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
A shoddy camera sends Iron Man straight to the scrapheap

Reviewed on 06/23/10 by Wesley Ruscher

(PSP)
An otherwise fantastic single-player is marred by terrible controls.

Reviewed on 06/22/10 by Schuyler Lystad

(Xbox Live Marketplace, Xbox 360)
Groovy!

Reviewed on 06/11/10 by Micah Seff

(PlayStation Network (PS3))
This bullet hell is heavenly.

Reviewed on 06/09/10 by Wesley Ruscher

(Wii, Xbox 360)
Multiplayer is what this game was made for!

Reviewed on 06/08/10 by Schuyler Lystad

(PlayStation Network (PS3), Xbox Live Marketplace, PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
There's still a spark left for this awesome opossum.

Reviewed on 06/07/10 by Wesley Ruscher

(Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
The Good, The Great, and The Glorious. Just make sure you stay offline.

Reviewed on 05/27/10 by Micah Seff

(PSP, Nintendo DS, Wii, PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
That Prince can move, baby!

Reviewed on 05/21/10 by Derrick Bitner

(Wii)
A stellar experience from start to finish.

Reviewed on 05/20/10 by Andre Segers

(Wii)
More like Bit.Trip Bummer.

Reviewed on 05/18/10 by Micah Seff

(PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
I wanna go fast.

Reviewed on 05/17/10 by Eduardo Vasconcellos

(Nintendo DS, PC, Xbox 360)
Double the players, double the fun.

Reviewed on 05/11/10 by Eduardo Vasconcellos

(Xbox 360)
You've got to tie your shoelaces before you can run.

Reviewed on 05/07/10 by Schuyler Lystad

(Wii)
It's quiet out here; almost too quiet.

Reviewed on 05/06/10 by Micah Seff

(Wii)
The life of a prehistoric hunter gatherer never felt this good.

Reviewed on 05/03/10 by Micah Seff

(Wii Shop, Mac, PC)
Studio Pixel's handmade love letter to 2D gaming comes to brilliant life on the Wii.

Reviewed on 04/16/10 by Micah Seff

(Wii)
Ubisoft slices my low expectations to shreds.

Reviewed on 04/15/10 by Micah Seff

(iPhone)
As always, Street Fighter is best when playing with others.

Reviewed on 04/07/10 by Eduardo Vasconcellos

(PlayStation 3)
Kratos makes his triumphant return, but does his jackassery stand in the way of his revenge?

Reviewed on 04/05/10 by Micah Seff

(Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
Final Fantasy in shackles.

Reviewed on 03/24/10 by Schuyler Lystad

(PC, Xbox 360)
Once again, BioWare pulls off another epic.

Reviewed on 03/16/10 by Eduardo Vasconcellos

(PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
Once again, BioWare pulls off another epic.

Reviewed on 03/16/10 by Eduardo Vasconcellos

(PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
It hardly soars through the air. Instead it merely fizzles above the ground.

Reviewed on 03/16/10 by Eduardo Vasconcellos

(Wii, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
Capcom and Dr. Light create a man to save the world.

Reviewed on 03/10/10 by Micah Seff

(Wii)
Revisit the streets of Santa Destroy for a bit more of the old ultraviolence.

Reviewed on 03/10/10 by Micah Seff

(PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
The Dark Knight strikes again.

Reviewed on 03/10/10 by Simon Cobb

(PlayStation 3)
They won't let us make a movie? Well, hell, what other medium allows for that kind of budget?

Reviewed on 03/09/10 by Schuyler Lystad

(Wii)
Cooperative gameplay has never been less productive.

Reviewed on 03/09/10 by Andre Segers

(Wii)
Pure adrenaline-pumping bliss. Just add friends.

Reviewed on 03/08/10 by Micah Seff

(PlayStation 3)
A solid platformer/action game with a sense of humor.

Reviewed on 03/08/10 by Schuyler Lystad

(Xbox 360, PlayStation 3)
Bayonetta is a near perfect distillation of edge-of-your-seat action and trouser-bursting titillation. It is not to be missed.

Reviewed on 03/07/10 by Micah Seff