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With the sheer amount of JRPGs recently released, I was afraid that Mistwalker's latest creation wouldn't offer up anything unique out of what I had played in the past few months..... (Read More)

Sega want you to think this is a rhythm game, but there's much more to it. Is this Parisian adventure one worth embarking on?.... (Read More)

It's been a while, but Nintendo's little angel that could has finally returned in a new, arcade-style shooter for the 3DS helmed by Super Smash Bros. designer Masahiro Sakurai.... (Read More)

"Snake.. Snake... SNAKE!!" It's one of the few things I knew about METAL GEAR SOLID before actually playing the game. The other's being something about a box, strange cigar antics and the fact that I could expect super stealthy situatons..... (Read More)

3DS' eshop is recently proving to be a graciously resourceful haven for Nintendo, releasing smaller, more experimental games with brand new characters with the likes of Pushmo and Sakurai Samurai receiving darling praises from fans and press alike. Dillon's Rolling.... (Read More)

Since this review comes weeks after the game's launch, it's interesting writing a viewpoint after a lot of dust has settled on its critical and fanatical reception and where so many have already clocked the game once, if not twice,.... (Read More)

Mario's recent platforming outings have had varied success for me. The New Super Mario Bros. titles weren't as enjoyable as I had hoped, for reasons I can't quite put my finger on. Although the level designs, music and graphics were.... (Read More)

'Mario Kart Syndrome' is a popular term used within gaming circles to describe whenever devices are implemented to overpower trailing racers in turning the tables on a race or "cheat" their way to the front. Blue shells, power stars and.... (Read More)

LEGO, LEGO, LEGO! Coloured blocks of goodness.. well in video game form anyway. The LEGO treatment has been applied to Warner Bros. franchises by TT Games for some time now with varied levels of success. Oh, and then there was.... (Read More)

One of the most overused expressions I've heard in marketing and PR is for a series to "go back to its roots". The cynic in me would say "because you can't be bothered to think outside the box or capture.... (Read More)