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Flashback To Then
There was a time when flash games were limited to simple point and click fests that were made to moreso pass the time than actually be enjoyable. To keep data transfers to a minimum, early flash programmers used graphics that were simplified and were strickly suited for a time when most Internet users were forced to use telephones as their way to the Net. From these… Continue reading Kongregate - King of Free Flash Games
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Early last month PopCap games released the first trailer for the newest game in their catalogue, “Plants Vs. Zombies.” While the video barely showed any actual gameplay the infectious tune and saccharine sweet visuals saturating the video combined to make a the type of experience that had me absolutely salivating to see what the actual game would turn out to be. The song from the… Continue reading Plants Vs. Zombies - Zombies Ate My Garden
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Adaptation Is The Key
The Resident Evil 5 demo that was released a few months back had me feeling a bit wary of what the final product would look/play like. Now after quite a few playthroughs with the retail copy I’m happy to say that the control problems from the demo are not deal breaks after some time with the game. The levels are set up so that they… Continue reading Resident Evil 5 (Xbox 360) - Infectuous Thrill Ride
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This was my first attempt at playing one of the 3D Prince of Persia games since picking up the Demo for the original Sands of Time game when it first arrived on the PS2. I didn’t purposefully avoid the franchise but from the taste achieved from the first demo I felt I had a grasp of the game and… Continue reading Prince of Persia Review - Sands of Deja Vu
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Don’t Judge a Ship By Its Hull
Never have I felt as on edge while playing a game as during my late night play sessions with Dead Space. EA’s Dead Space was originally a game that was under my radar due to the simple fact that it was surrounded by so many top tier games when it was first released during holiday season of last year. I had vowed… Continue reading Dead Space Review - When Space Janitors Attack!
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Come Get Some…Again
I may be in the minority but I played the original Gears of War strictly for the single player experience (Coop Campaign included). Whenever I attempted to take my play online I was constantly met with players that were far superior and would be able to 1 hit kill me without me getting a single bit of enjoyment out of… Continue reading Gears of War 2 - Fashionably Late Review
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It’s been awhile since I’ve done a Haiku Preview so time to come back with a vengeance with a 3 for 1 sale! Yes my friends, 3 for 1!!!!!!!!! This ain’t your momma’s Haiku Preview.
Rumble Massage
Use the rumble to
release the stress, don’t forget
the happy ending!
This has to be one of the most interesting uses of the rumble functionality in game… Continue reading Haiku Preview - More Microsoft Community Games!
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News that the “Nintendo DSi launches in the United States on April 5, 2009, at an MSRP of $169.99.” came out on Feb 18th in a statement released by Nintendo of America Inc. It will be up to consumers to vote with their wallets on whether the almost $170 price tag is worth the price… Continue reading Nintendo DSi - Tech Geeks and Gamers Rejoice!
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Casino of The Living Dead
The only bad thing about zombies is becoming one yourself, otherwise they’re a blast. It can be quite viseral to take out a whole group of them with abandon. One of my favorite zombie games was the original Dead Rising for Xbox 360. The great mix of gore and outright silliness (Mega
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