This game could’ve been a very good entry in the on rails shooter sub-genre and might have warranted the highest praise available on GameBlurb. With so much missing, be it game length, a leaderboard, or other standard extras, this title doesn’t just miss the mark it misses the house where the board holding said mark is located. Read on to see more.
Category: "Handheld Reviews"
Street Fighter IV iPhone Review
With all of the new content that’s been added to this title since its release, Street Fighter IV is no longer the same game, be it the subtle (I can play a black dressed Chun-Li) to the more overt (Street Fighter II title screen and music). Beyond just the characters, find out why this is still the premier fighter on your choice i-device.
Mirror’s Edge iPhone Review
On a whole Mirror’s Edge does what it sets out to do and offers its fair share of fun moments though problems do keep this game from realizing its true potential. As a note to those who don’t like platforming games let me save you some time and just tell you not to buy Mirror’s Edge. That is all there is to this title and you won’t enjoy it if you are such a person. For everyone else, read on.
Star Wars: The Force Unleashed iPhone Review
Brilliant graphics that are even better than what Project Sword proposes to deliver. Gameplay that’s both as novel as in :Shift: and as fun and easy to pick up and play as in Street Fighter IV. A sweeping soundtrack that rivals the very best from John Williams. A story that would make J.R.R. Tolkien say “Wow”. These few sentences describe the exact opposite of what this game is…
Chaos Rings Review
If you want something other than the traditional “save the world” storyline this game is for you. If you’re a Square-Enix fan who enjoys fourty-plus hour RPGs this game is for you. If these words don’t convince then read on and see why this game must be in your library.
God Of War: Ghost Of Sparta Impression Review
God of War: Ghost of Sparta is out. Ready at Dawn picked up the inevitable reins for the sequel to Chains of Olympus. Does it deliver on its namesake or is the promise of perfect combat gameplay control as false as the promises of the Gods of Olympus themselves? Read on to find out.
UFC 2010 Review
UFC 2010 for the PSP is the latest game from the UFC series and coming out after its bigger brothers have already set their mark on the console game scene. Does it have what it takes to deliver the knockout punch or will it forever be remembered as the game that was unable to come out of its brothers’ shadows?
Sonic The Hedgehog 4: Episode 1 Impression Review
Sonic the Hedgehog 4 was off my radar up until last week, but when I heard it was being released soon I did some light research. What little I read got me excited. It was to be a throwback to the old games with HD graphics. As a fan of the Sonic franchise, I saw this as a chance to win back some followers. It’s my opinion that the home consoles haven’t seen a Sonic game worth mentioning since Sonic Adventure 2 on the Dreamcast.
Metal Gear Solid: Peacewalker Review
If you’re a Metal Gear Solid fan such as I, there is no excuse on missing out on this game. No matter how big or small this game is, this is Metal Gear Solid 5.
Hot Shots Tennis: Get A Grip Review
Hot Shots Tennis: Get A Grip is a relatively new sports game out on the PSP. The first iteration of the game was released on the PlayStation 2 a few years back. Can the inclusion of a plethora of unlockables and the newer level-up system help the game score an Roddick style ace? Or will it be as disappointing as Roddick’s recent career?
Persona 3 Portable Review
Persona 3 Portable for the PSP is the retelling of the story that was originally available to players on the PlayStation 2 some 4 years ago. Is it able to maintain the freshness and novelty of the original? Or does it fail to establish its own personality?
Flick Kick Football Micro Review
Sadly the World Cup is over, but you can get a quick soccer fix with Flick Kick Football. This $.99 game has nice clean graphics and a great comic book style.
