Jul. 22, 2008
A Review By badbadleroybrown in Xbox 360 » Action
How important is innovation to you? Does it really matter? If you play a game, and it's tons of fun, but you've played it in some form a bunch of times before, is the game worse because of it? Now, opposite question: Say a game is completely original, has a bunch of things that's never been done before, but it's not all that fun. Do you give it t...
Read More »Jul. 7, 2008
A Review By noidipeds in Xbox » Action
I hate jumping games. Can’t stand ‘em. Unless it’s a side-scroller, I just don’t have the skill, patience or depth perception necessary to execute the leaps and bounds it takes to do well. Usually, if a game necessitates spending too much time in what PC Gamer once called “precision jumpmaster mode”, I ...
Read More »Jun. 6, 2008
A Review By PathMaster in PC » Role Playing Game
We all know the crew, mainly Gabe and Tycho, over at PA, aka Penny Arcade. We love their well written news posts and Op Eds. We love their comics. We love the characters from their comics. PA has recently teamed up with HotHead studios to give us Penny Arcade's first foray into games, On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness, Episode One. T...
Read More »May. 9, 2008
A Review By Badger in PSP » Action
Patapon is a rhythm based strategy game with RPG elements from the same house that created the PSP hit Loco Roco. Like Loco Roco, Patapon has a distinctively simple 2D art style coupled with an equally fun and catchy soundtrack. Also like Loco Roco, Patapon makes use of some of the most creative gameplay mechanics outside of the Wii. Your ro...
Read More »Apr. 30, 2008
A Review By eYak in Nintendo DS » Puzzle
Every once in awhile, a game comes along that celebrates the core value of gaming: fun. Whether it has a cinematic plot, visceral gameplay, or makes you rack your brain trying to come up with a solution (without resorting to GameFAQs or the like) or not, a game can fall short of the one determining factor of its value. Professor Layton an...
Read More »Apr. 9, 2008
A Review By tashi in Nintendo DS » Puzzle
Genre: Logic Puzzle Game Story: Help Professor Layton and his youthful ward, Luke, solve the mysteries of St. Mystere. The main mystery that starts the game is the "Mystery of the Golden Apple." Lady Dahlia's husband, Baron Reinhold, died and left a riddle in his final will and testament that somehow contained the locatio...
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