Spec Ops: The Line for the PS3 and 360 review

As I have mentioned before in my Inversion review, shooters over the past few years have been either hit-or-miss. It was definitely more miss than hit this year, with the only ones I liked being Darkness 2, Binary Domain, and of course, Mass Effect 3. I have played Max Payne 3, but I plan on … Continue reading →

Inversion for the PS3 and 360 review

What has happened with shooters in 2012? I mean, there are so many and yet, a lot of them are BAD. Let’s start with Syndicate, a few cool ideas, but overall a bland, typical futuristic-looking shooter. Then we have Resident Evil Operation Raccoon City, a rather clunky, glitchy, and unenjoyable third person shooter that was … Continue reading →

4 Year RPG Special Part 7: The Last Story for the Wii review

For a while, people have talked about the future of Japanese style RPG’s and well, RPG’s in general. The genre itself is getting less and less about the RPG aspects from games like Ultimata and Wizardry and has leaned into genre mixing. We have seen the Bioware franchises like Dragon Age and Mass Effect pull … Continue reading →

4 Year RPG Special Part 6: Xenoblade Chronicles for the Wii review

Here we are at the end of this massive RPG special. I saved these two RPG’s for the last part of this special because of what they have done recently with the RPG. I will talk more about this in the next game, but I will say that it is pretty surreal still that we … Continue reading →

4 Year RPG Special Part 5: Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door for the GC review

Last Year when I did a 6-part RPG special, one of the reviews that I did was Paper Mario for the Nintendo 64. It is probably the best and only worthwhile RPG the Nintendo 64, a console that was bone dry when it came to having an RPG library, had to offer. It had fun … Continue reading →