Reviews

I have a hard time complaining about a game as outstanding as Modern
Warfare 2, even if its online implementation doesn't please all
of its enormous fanbase.

After seeing this Wii port of the original Modern Warfare, several editors
independently dubbed it “Modern Warfare: Gag Reflex.”

Half-Minute Hero squeezes the accepted RPG conventions into bite-sized chunks, providing a unique gaming experience.

Need for Speed runs out of gas on the Wii in Need for Speed: Nitro

Mario and Sonic’s adventures at the Winter Games offer more stale motion-control minigames.

MW2 takes the concept of
action-packed first-person combat, plops a live grenade at its feet,
and mows down its friends with an incendiary minigun.

Modern Warfare 2 is amasterpiece of careful iteration.

Early looks didn't impress, but the full game delivers great Jak action.

For players who found previous releases too hard-edged for their tastes, Band Hero is exactly what they’ve been waiting for.

For players who found previous releases too hard-edged for their tastes, Band Hero is exactly what they’ve been waiting for.

In Rabbids Go Home, the titular creatures have ditched the minigame
blueprint of previous Rabbid games for an entertaining platformer with
a shopping cart.

By no means is it the same game, but it remains a great
adventure.

By no means is it the same game, but it remains a greatadventure.

Traveller’s Tales’ trademark LEGO silliness blended with a few
interesting new mechanics from Harmonix elevates the game to a level
fans of both series shouldn’t brush off.

It’s easy to be skeptical of LEGO Rock Band as a quick cash grab, but
Traveller’s Tales’ trademark LEGO silliness blended with a few
interesting new mechanics from Harmonix elevates the game to a level
fans of both series shouldn’t brush off.

It’s easy to be skeptical of LEGO Rock Band as a quick cash grab, but not so fast.

The team at Runic Games has an unparalleled grasp of what makes the
action/RPG formula fun. I feel like I'm discovering Diablo II all over
again.

Don’t
miss your chance to close out the GTA IV experience in style

Inevitably compared to XBLA
hit Castle Crashers, Fairytale fights fails to provide a fraction of
the entertainment delivered by Behemoth’s masterpiece – but still
grasps desperately to the full retail sticker price.