Final fantasy is one of the most popular role-playing games with fans all over the world patiently waiting for the latest installment in this ground breaking series. The final fantasy series is known for its compelling stories, music, and open-ended world. This new installment in the world renowned series plays like nothing in the franchise; all the things we have come to love about the series are... more.

When I first heard that Visceral Games and Electronic Arts where making a game out of the thirteen century epic poem Divine Comedy I had reservations on how the game would be. But after playing the demo at first I kind of wrote it off as a God of War rip off but after playing the full game my thoughts somewhat changed.  The story of Dante’s Inferno is about a man’s quest to save the love of h... more.

When I was asked to review Risen, I actually had not even heard of the game before. It was made by Piranha Bytes, the developers responsible for the Gothic series, and had been released last year on the PC. While there are definitely some graphical hangups and some minor control issues, Risen ended up impressing me more than I thought it would. Though I can't recommend this game to just anyone, pe... more.

Bayonetta is an over-the-top, visually stunning, button mashing mayhem. Besides a few lengthy cut scenes (which you can skip), and a story that almost makes sense, it’s just plain fun. It’s a mish mash of action: everything from shooting, melee fighting, morphing, vehicles, surfing….whatever, it’s got it in there somewhere. The story seems like a clear cut light versus dark, (at first).... more.

Few games offer as much nostalgia about my childhood as comic book games. After having played the incredible Batman: Arkham Asylum, I sat down to give Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 a chance and have come off with…well, these impressions: If you are a fan of any of the extensive Marvel comic book series, you know the story arc of Civil War. Mark Millar supplied an incredible allegory to the Ameri... more.

I had the pleasure of checking out the the new Arkham Asylum free DLC that was released today for everyone's version of the game. The first part of the DLC is entitled "Totally Insane" and it is a combat challenge similar to the ones you fight in the non-stealth oriented fights in the regular Challenge Mode with two twists: one, for the first time they've included the psychopaths (or lunatics?... more.

I've got blisters on me fingers! After a night-long adventure on tour around the world, I'm back and ready to report on this rock and roll experience. Rock Band: The Beatles is similar to recent Guitar Hero titles that feature Aerosmith, Metallica, and (soon) Van Halen. However, unlike Activision's titles, this swingin' 60s spinoff features only the main event. You will spend the entire game a... more.

The Joker has control of Arkham Asylum. After being dropped off by Batman, in an extra long opening sequence, Joker manages to overwhelm security and start causing chaos by setting all the inmates free. Harley Quinn acts as second in command, directing the inmates and setting traps to keep Batman busy. Meanwhile the Joker works behind the scenes on a superhuman formula known as the Titan strain, w... more.

Closer to the ruthless Wolverine from the comic books, Logan fights his way through the Alkali Lake facility, parts of the African jungle and other underground military bases in the desert. It's mostly a hack-and-slash game with a bit of Tomb Raider puzzle solving thrown in. As repetitive as the game is, it's still enjoyable because the fight moves are simple to pull off and immensely satisfying. ... more.

A few months ago I got wind that Turtles in Time was being  remade with updated  graphics, due to be released on Xbox Live. An irrational excitement came over me. I got flashbacks of sitting in front of my SNES, playing through the game, and then popping in my VHS copy of some episodes to get pumped up  enough to go for another round. Ok, I know I’m not alone on this. Hopefully. Skip Â... more.