Game Reviews

World War II has been fairly fertile ground for both film directors and game developers to ply their trade.

Microsoft dipped its toes in the Windows 8/Xbox One port pool with Halo: Spartan Assault, without receiving an overabundance of flak.

Welcome to The Backlog, where older games we have (but haven’t yet played) finally see the laser light of our disc drives!

Ubisoft and Redlynx are at it again, but this time they’re doing it in high definition, next-gen console goodness.

Zen Studios released their next set of Star Wars pinball tables, Heroes Within,  just in time for Star Wars Day (May the Fourth Be With You).

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From the publisher that brought you Call of Duty comes… uh… uh…

There have been at least 5 South Park games released on various platforms since the late 90s, mostly to mixed reviews.

The Shadowrun expansion, Dragonfall, released on Steam in February. It is set in the free state of Berlin – headed by Monica Shafer. Naturally, your first mission goes horribly wrong.

In Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes Solid Snake makes his jump to next-gen in a stand-alone prequel to the upcoming Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain.

Currently available for the Xbox One and PC and later this month for the Xbox 360, this Titanfall review is based on play from the closed Alpha, open Beta, and the retail release Xbox One