Posts Tagged ‘Sega’
Infinite Space Review: Infinitely Flawed
Infinite Space is a hugely ambitious RPG for the DS and it shows. While there’s no denying that Infinite Space is an enjoyable experience if you put the time into it, at times it’s overwhelmingly detailed and difficult to progress. Look past the hardcore exterior, you’ll see a hardcore interior but one that really does [...]
Click Here For More >Yakuza 3 Review: Disappointingly Outdated
I’m going to presume that if you’re the slightest bit interested in Yakuza 3 or JRPGs in general you’re already in your twentieth hour by now. For those that aren’t interested or don’t know what the series is all about prepare to be surprised.
Yakuza 3, and presumably the first two as well, aren’t Japanese versions [...]
Desert Island Games #7: Sinan Kubba
Desert Island Games is simple. You’re deserted on a lost island, but don’t fret because it’s got every console imaginable, constant electricity and a decent internet connection. The catch? You can only take three games. This week Sinan Kubba makes his three picks.
Final Fantasy X
I realise that I’m the second person to pick Final [...]
Aliens Vs Predator Review: Quality In Moments
Aliens Vs. Predator is an interesting one, the film wasn’t great but the premise behind it, one-on-one combat between an Aliens and a Predator, was brilliant and in certain points of the game it is too. Making a game based on anything so beloved as these two icons of action films is a big task [...]
Click Here For More >Top Ten Cinematic Scenes: With A Twist…
Daniel Lipscombe, our constantly busy Reviews Editor, used to run a site called Hi-Score – a site that has unfortunately ceased to be. We were left in a predicament with tons of quality content that was no longer available. As you’ve probably figured out already, that’s what you’re about to read.
The Top Ten With A [...]
Phantasy Star 0 Review: A Game of Two Halves
As clichéd as it sounds Phantasy Star 0 is a game of two halves. While the online side of things is well worth a play, providing you have friends to play alongside, there’s not much fun to be had with the single player half of the game. It’s all just a little too generic.
Starting out [...]
Napoleon Total War Review: Glory Is Fleeting, But Obscurity…
As the muskets flash and dense smoke swallows the battlefield, armies are marching to their victory or their death. As Napoleon, marches up and down the lines of young men, quivering on the spot as they look over the sodden land. Rally the troops and give them the strength to carry on, the tension building [...]
Click Here For More >The Rise & Fall of Sonic: The Past & Future Direction of Sega's Posterboy
Before I begin, allow me to get something out of the way. I am a Sonic fanboy. When it comes to that little blue hedgehog I’ve been there, done that and bought several t-shirts. However, for years now I have been watching my favourite video game character slip further and further into mediocrity and I, [...]
Click Here For More >The Priory: Football Manager 2010
My name is Sam Morris, and I have a problem with Football Manager 2010…
Click Here For More >Vancouver 2010 Review: Struggling For Bronze
I love the Winter Olympics. The likes of curling sounds incredibly dull, yet always strangely compelling, while the various skiing and bobsleigh events seem ridiculously fast and daredevil-ish. Much of the appeal comes from the fact that we just don’t get snow like that round where I live, so it makes the Winter Olympics seem [...]
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