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.

Every once in a while, you get that game that peaks your curiosity and somehow becomes one you must simply play to see what the fuss is about. While some of those end up being ones that were all hype and could have been so much better, there are those that genuinely innovate and become more than games. They become experiences that cannot be missed. Heavy Rain, as a game, leans towards the latter. ... 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.

If your game has graphics involving bacon, cupcakes, french fries or almost any type of food, I'm most likely going to buy it. I saw Sky Burger, by Nimblebit on the app store and decided to download it. Super simple concept. Stack the burger with the required ingredients to win. There's meat, cheese, lettuce, onions, pickles, tomatoes and the top bun. Money is deducted from your tip if you add inc... more.

For someone like me, who stinks at side-scroller games, I have to admit I was somewhat wary of playing this game. But it won me over completely. The gameplay, the artwork, the music and even the simple storyline fit together really nicely and it felt like just the right length. At $20 it’s worth every penny and if you still don’t believe me, there’s even a demo you can download. A mag... more.

The month of October marked the release of possibly the biggest fad video game of the year: Bakugan Battle Brawlers. Featuring game dynamics just like the card/marble game, and tons of new Bakugan monsters and battle strategies, this is going to be an awesome game for fans of the Bakugan toys and the cartoon to eat up. It has been released on the Wii, DS, Sony PS3, PS2, and the XBox 360. The ga... more.

Does anyone remember the days of being really frustrated by Mike Tyson's Punch Out. Yet you couldn't pull yourself away because of sheer irritation and the desperate need to knock him out. Well those days are back again, but in a totally different game. The developers at GLU have brought us Super KO Boxing 2 for the iPhone. Where you're placed in the gloves of the K.O Kid against a variety of rid... more.

One of the things Square-Enix is known for is their ability to create an amazing role-playing game. Whenever they try to go outside of the genre, however, the results are normally not anything worth playing (Dirge of Cerberus).  Luckily, this is definitely not the case with Dissidia: Final Fantasy. Dissidia is the combination of an RPG and a fighting game, pitting both heroes and villains from... more.