Adventure Time has seen quite a number of browser games via the Cartoon Network website and two console/handheld titles since the cartoon has come out in 2010. We reviewed the…
When you think of titles that make you nervous to play in the dark, thoughts of zombies and horrific beasts are sure to cross your mind. XSEED Games’ Corpse Party:…
The 3DS made a major comeback in the latter part of 2011 thanks to a price drop and a steady flow of exclusive games. Pushmo, a unique, block-pushing puzzle game, is…
With the Vita’s release quickly approaching, one has to wonder what went through Aksys Games’ mind when it announced that it was publishing an otome visual novel game for the…
Shu Takumi is definitely most famous for creating the Ace Attorney series for Nintendo DS, but his latest vision, Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective, is something entirely different, while still falling…
Back to the Future is back with TellTale’s continuation of the series in their classic point-and-click form. Picking up where the series left off (a few months after the events…
This weekend, Nintendo sent the 3DS on tour to many locations around the U.S., hoping to give everyone a chance to check out their newest portable device. I was able…
Last week caused quite a stir in regards to EA/Bioware’s recent release of Dragon Age II. Whether it was disappointed fans arguing over the quality of the game itself, or…
Battleheart has an undeniable charm about it. While the game literally has no story, you guide four characters (out of a dozen) through various stages until a final showdown with…
Another feature that will be somewhat familiar to those who played previous Dragon Quest games is the ability to recruit monsters. However, in this DS version, you can only recruit…