Atelier Rorona: Alchemist of Arland, the newest in a long running list of Atelier titles and the first of the Alchemist series created by Gust and NIS America, but if you have never heard of any of these games before don’t fret cause neithe...

It’s been three console generations since the last Splatterhouse was released, but was the time this game was sleeping spent wisely to continue in an already known franchise or should it have stayed just a classic. For those who are f...

It has only been a year since the last Assassin title and know with a large emphasis on team mates and multiplayer is there enough to make this a must buy on your holiday list or is it just a quick cash in. This game’s is a continuati...

With the final Harry Potter book being split into a two parts can EA prove that they aren’t just selling us half a game at full price? For those that aren’t exactly sure what the story is here’s a quick rundown of what you’ll be heari...

[ b]Saw 2: Flesh and Blood For anyone who has heard of what the Saw franchise is like, Konami’s second title will be more or the less the same as all others that came before it. You’ve d...

We begin by seeing a nice view of San Francisco. Family’s walking through the park, sunlight glistening off the water, which is soon abrupted by a giant space station that by using a power much like the Death Star to destroy the city, from ...

The Forced Unleashed 2 Review With the first game holding so much promise and possibly unlimited potential towards a unknown part of history to the Star Wars history and the new characters that came with it, it’s horrible failure was ...

Fable 3 Review With the last two games in the Fable franchise promising far more then they could hope to keep, can their newest title be the shinning beacon in an already crumbling Albion. You are the prince or princess of the K...

Heavy Rain Review Not much known about this game, it promises to be more of an interactive movie experience with a captivating story, will it be a new idea for other games for future years or will it follow the line of other movie/v...

RE5: Lost in the Nightmare The first piece of Resident Evil 5 DLC brought a lot of controversy over the fact it should have been a part of the original game disk, will this be worth buying or should you just let this one slide. ...

White Knight Chronicles: Review With the International Version now being released 14 months after its original release in Japan and a sequel already announced in development will this knight shine overseas despite the wait or has th...

Dante’s Inferno: Review This game has been called an obvious clone of the infamous God of War series, taking a different perspective on a famous, half millennium old story about a man who delves into the realms of hell, does this game...

No More Heroes: Review With the first game staring an anime loving, beam katana swinging Otaku, in a world filled with assassins that he needs to kill in order to reach his goal of scoring with the UAA’s secretary is there any way tha...

Review: Mass Effect 2 With it being over 2 years since the release of the first Mass Effect we are now given it’s sequel Mass Effect 2, with its predecessor being hugely popular, critically acclaimed, and pretty much BioWare at it’s b...

Review: Darksiders This game has been thrown around as a complete Legend of Zelda clone a lot could this just mean that this is the dark Zelda game that fans have been waiting for? Darksiders has an interesting story using many na...

Review: Army of Two: The 40th Day In the beginning of Army of Two: the 40th Day, we find our old buddies Rios and Salem are in the middle of Shanghai, when all hell breaks loose around the entire city and the two of them are brought in...

Review: Bayonetta (PS3) The new IP Bayonetta, brought to us by SEGA, is a fast paced hack and slash Devil May Cry with over the top seductive witches but is that enough to spend your money. The story of Bayonetta pretty much goe...