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Half-Minute Hero By Kaleb Rutherford \| 10/31/09 Tired of the same old boring Role Playing Games on your sophisticated PlayStation Portable? Just looking for something original to play? XSeed, Marvelous Entertainment, and Developer Opus Studio have just the game for you--Half-Minute Hero. While the game won't impress you visually, it more than... Read More	Axel and Pixel By Michael Toller \| 10/30/09 Axel & Pixel is the story of an artist named Axel and his dog Pixel who live in a cozy little cottage in the mountains. In the intro, we see Axel fall asleep in his comfy chair. In his dream an evil rat traps them in this bizarre dream world and they have to chase the rodent down in order to... Read More
Military Madness: Nectaris By Mark Melnychuk \| 10/28/09 Like other resurrected classics on the Xbox Live Arcade the Military Madness series goes a long ways back. The franchise debuted on the TurboGrafx-16 in 1989 and later made its way to the PSX in 1998. Read More	Scribblenauts By Kaleb Rutherford \| 09/29/09 Creativity is something lacking in our industry today. Many claim to have some original concepts or ideas--but very few actually deliver. When a company does achieve something truly creative, it is hard to point out and complain about any faults within the product. Such is the case with... Read More
The Beatles Rock Band By Kaleb Rutherford \| 09/15/09 What began as an idea with Frequency and Amplitude turned into a phenomenon with Guitar Hero. When corporate greed got in the way, Guitar Hero was left behind and the magic moved on to the Rock Band series. Rock Band continued to improve with Rock Band 2 but it was still missing "something... Read More	Wolfenstein RPG By Kaleb Rutherford \| 08/26/09 The gaming gods at id Software have been hard at work trying to get as many awesome titles into the hands of gamers. With projects like RAGE set to change the genre of First Person Shooter for the better, they haven't forgotten about the mobile market. In fact, Wolfenstein RPG is so... Read More
Red Faction Guerrilla By Mark Melnychuk \| 08/12/09 Most console gamers probably aren’t familiar with the Red Faction franchise that made its debut on the PC in 2001. But even those who played the original FPS game will find few similarities in Red Faction: Guerrilla, an open world action game by the same folks who brought us Saints Row 1 and 2.... Read More	Disgaea 2 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 08/10/09 While there may be several strategy RPGs out there, only a few franchises stand head-and-shoulders above the rest. One is Final Fantasy Tactics, which was really the first title to bring the genre into the mainstream. Another beloved franchise is Disgaea, the quirky Japanese strategy game that... Read More
Wii Sports Resort By Kaleb Rutherford \| 07/27/09 From the minds of geniuses, Nintendo started a revolution. It began with a simple thought--What if we made games fun again? That decision was reached with a controller that resembled a remote control. Though Nintendo would later add an analog stick attached to this "Wiimote,"... Read More	Castle of Magic By Kaleb Rutherford \| 07/24/09 Is your iPhone looking for a family-friendly platformer and can't seem to find any worth the price of admission? If so, you are in luck as Gameloft delivers with Castle of Magic. Read More
Ghostbusters By Andrew Bruck \| 07/23/09 Ghostbusters is a game for people who watched the movies and said 'Those guys seem cool, and that looks fun. I'd like to hang out with them for a day'. Ghostbusters is a game for people who watched the movies and said "Those guys seem cool, and that looks fun. I'd like to hang out with them... Read More	Mass Effect Galaxy By Kaleb Rutherford \| 07/07/09 As a big fan of the Mass Effect franchise, I eagerly anticipated getting my greasy little paws on the iPhone title Mass Effect Galaxy. Galaxy is set to bridge the gap between Mass Effect and its upcoming sequel through the eyes of Jacob Taylor who must step in and help thwart an alien terrorist... Read More
Prototype By Andrew Bruck \| 07/06/09 Around five years ago, with graphics cards getting ever closer to real life and CPUs attaining the ability to render the physics of hundreds of on-screen objects in real time, a few developers had a thought: why not let our players do whatever the they want? Prototype is a game born from this idea... Read More	Rhythm Heaven By Kaleb Rutherford \| 04/21/09 Rhythm Heaven is a wildly successful music game that, when released last year in Japan, grossed enough sales to come out to be the best selling DS game of 2008. So something that flys off the shelfs that quickly in the Land of Pikachues and Maid Cafes has to be filled with Japanese humor and... Read More
Killzone 2 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 04/14/09 Looking back at the first sneak peak of Killzone 2, from the infamous E3 trailer where the PlayStation 3 was first unveiled, nobody believed that a game could look that good. Critics, fanboys, and even Xbox Executives all claimed that this was a fabricated trailer that contained no actual... Read More

Half-Minute Hero By Kaleb Rutherford \| 10/31/09 Tired of the same old boring Role Playing Games on your sophisticated PlayStation Portable? Just looking for something original to play? XSeed, Marvelous Entertainment, and Developer Opus Studio have just the game for you--Half-Minute Hero. While the game won't impress you visually, it more than... Read More	Axel and Pixel By Michael Toller \| 10/30/09 Axel & Pixel is the story of an artist named Axel and his dog Pixel who live in a cozy little cottage in the mountains. In the intro, we see Axel fall asleep in his comfy chair. In his dream an evil rat traps them in this bizarre dream world and they have to chase the rodent down in order to... Read More
Military Madness: Nectaris By Mark Melnychuk \| 10/28/09 Like other resurrected classics on the Xbox Live Arcade the Military Madness series goes a long ways back. The franchise debuted on the TurboGrafx-16 in 1989 and later made its way to the PSX in 1998. Read More	Scribblenauts By Kaleb Rutherford \| 09/29/09 Creativity is something lacking in our industry today. Many claim to have some original concepts or ideas--but very few actually deliver. When a company does achieve something truly creative, it is hard to point out and complain about any faults within the product. Such is the case with... Read More
The Beatles Rock Band By Kaleb Rutherford \| 09/15/09 What began as an idea with Frequency and Amplitude turned into a phenomenon with Guitar Hero. When corporate greed got in the way, Guitar Hero was left behind and the magic moved on to the Rock Band series. Rock Band continued to improve with Rock Band 2 but it was still missing "something... Read More	Wolfenstein RPG By Kaleb Rutherford \| 08/26/09 The gaming gods at id Software have been hard at work trying to get as many awesome titles into the hands of gamers. With projects like RAGE set to change the genre of First Person Shooter for the better, they haven't forgotten about the mobile market. In fact, Wolfenstein RPG is so... Read More
Red Faction Guerrilla By Mark Melnychuk \| 08/12/09 Most console gamers probably aren’t familiar with the Red Faction franchise that made its debut on the PC in 2001. But even those who played the original FPS game will find few similarities in Red Faction: Guerrilla, an open world action game by the same folks who brought us Saints Row 1 and 2.... Read More	Disgaea 2 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 08/10/09 While there may be several strategy RPGs out there, only a few franchises stand head-and-shoulders above the rest. One is Final Fantasy Tactics, which was really the first title to bring the genre into the mainstream. Another beloved franchise is Disgaea, the quirky Japanese strategy game that... Read More
Wii Sports Resort By Kaleb Rutherford \| 07/27/09 From the minds of geniuses, Nintendo started a revolution. It began with a simple thought--What if we made games fun again? That decision was reached with a controller that resembled a remote control. Though Nintendo would later add an analog stick attached to this "Wiimote,"... Read More	Castle of Magic By Kaleb Rutherford \| 07/24/09 Is your iPhone looking for a family-friendly platformer and can't seem to find any worth the price of admission? If so, you are in luck as Gameloft delivers with Castle of Magic. Read More
Ghostbusters By Andrew Bruck \| 07/23/09 Ghostbusters is a game for people who watched the movies and said 'Those guys seem cool, and that looks fun. I'd like to hang out with them for a day'. Ghostbusters is a game for people who watched the movies and said "Those guys seem cool, and that looks fun. I'd like to hang out with them... Read More	Mass Effect Galaxy By Kaleb Rutherford \| 07/07/09 As a big fan of the Mass Effect franchise, I eagerly anticipated getting my greasy little paws on the iPhone title Mass Effect Galaxy. Galaxy is set to bridge the gap between Mass Effect and its upcoming sequel through the eyes of Jacob Taylor who must step in and help thwart an alien terrorist... Read More
Prototype By Andrew Bruck \| 07/06/09 Around five years ago, with graphics cards getting ever closer to real life and CPUs attaining the ability to render the physics of hundreds of on-screen objects in real time, a few developers had a thought: why not let our players do whatever the they want? Prototype is a game born from this idea... Read More	Rhythm Heaven By Kaleb Rutherford \| 04/21/09 Rhythm Heaven is a wildly successful music game that, when released last year in Japan, grossed enough sales to come out to be the best selling DS game of 2008. So something that flys off the shelfs that quickly in the Land of Pikachues and Maid Cafes has to be filled with Japanese humor and... Read More
Killzone 2 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 04/14/09 Looking back at the first sneak peak of Killzone 2, from the infamous E3 trailer where the PlayStation 3 was first unveiled, nobody believed that a game could look that good. Critics, fanboys, and even Xbox Executives all claimed that this was a fabricated trailer that contained no actual... Read More

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Half-Minute Hero By Kaleb Rutherford \| 10/31/09 Tired of the same old boring Role Playing Games on your sophisticated PlayStation Portable? Just looking for something original to play? XSeed, Marvelous Entertainment, and Developer Opus Studio have just the game for you--Half-Minute Hero. While the game won't impress you visually, it more than... Read More	Axel and Pixel By Michael Toller \| 10/30/09 Axel & Pixel is the story of an artist named Axel and his dog Pixel who live in a cozy little cottage in the mountains. In the intro, we see Axel fall asleep in his comfy chair. In his dream an evil rat traps them in this bizarre dream world and they have to chase the rodent down in order to... Read More
Military Madness: Nectaris By Mark Melnychuk \| 10/28/09 Like other resurrected classics on the Xbox Live Arcade the Military Madness series goes a long ways back. The franchise debuted on the TurboGrafx-16 in 1989 and later made its way to the PSX in 1998. Read More	Scribblenauts By Kaleb Rutherford \| 09/29/09 Creativity is something lacking in our industry today. Many claim to have some original concepts or ideas--but very few actually deliver. When a company does achieve something truly creative, it is hard to point out and complain about any faults within the product. Such is the case with... Read More
The Beatles Rock Band By Kaleb Rutherford \| 09/15/09 What began as an idea with Frequency and Amplitude turned into a phenomenon with Guitar Hero. When corporate greed got in the way, Guitar Hero was left behind and the magic moved on to the Rock Band series. Rock Band continued to improve with Rock Band 2 but it was still missing "something... Read More	Wolfenstein RPG By Kaleb Rutherford \| 08/26/09 The gaming gods at id Software have been hard at work trying to get as many awesome titles into the hands of gamers. With projects like RAGE set to change the genre of First Person Shooter for the better, they haven't forgotten about the mobile market. In fact, Wolfenstein RPG is so... Read More
Red Faction Guerrilla By Mark Melnychuk \| 08/12/09 Most console gamers probably aren’t familiar with the Red Faction franchise that made its debut on the PC in 2001. But even those who played the original FPS game will find few similarities in Red Faction: Guerrilla, an open world action game by the same folks who brought us Saints Row 1 and 2.... Read More	Disgaea 2 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 08/10/09 While there may be several strategy RPGs out there, only a few franchises stand head-and-shoulders above the rest. One is Final Fantasy Tactics, which was really the first title to bring the genre into the mainstream. Another beloved franchise is Disgaea, the quirky Japanese strategy game that... Read More
Wii Sports Resort By Kaleb Rutherford \| 07/27/09 From the minds of geniuses, Nintendo started a revolution. It began with a simple thought--What if we made games fun again? That decision was reached with a controller that resembled a remote control. Though Nintendo would later add an analog stick attached to this "Wiimote,"... Read More	Castle of Magic By Kaleb Rutherford \| 07/24/09 Is your iPhone looking for a family-friendly platformer and can't seem to find any worth the price of admission? If so, you are in luck as Gameloft delivers with Castle of Magic. Read More
Ghostbusters By Andrew Bruck \| 07/23/09 Ghostbusters is a game for people who watched the movies and said 'Those guys seem cool, and that looks fun. I'd like to hang out with them for a day'. Ghostbusters is a game for people who watched the movies and said "Those guys seem cool, and that looks fun. I'd like to hang out with them... Read More	Mass Effect Galaxy By Kaleb Rutherford \| 07/07/09 As a big fan of the Mass Effect franchise, I eagerly anticipated getting my greasy little paws on the iPhone title Mass Effect Galaxy. Galaxy is set to bridge the gap between Mass Effect and its upcoming sequel through the eyes of Jacob Taylor who must step in and help thwart an alien terrorist... Read More
Prototype By Andrew Bruck \| 07/06/09 Around five years ago, with graphics cards getting ever closer to real life and CPUs attaining the ability to render the physics of hundreds of on-screen objects in real time, a few developers had a thought: why not let our players do whatever the they want? Prototype is a game born from this idea... Read More	Rhythm Heaven By Kaleb Rutherford \| 04/21/09 Rhythm Heaven is a wildly successful music game that, when released last year in Japan, grossed enough sales to come out to be the best selling DS game of 2008. So something that flys off the shelfs that quickly in the Land of Pikachues and Maid Cafes has to be filled with Japanese humor and... Read More
Killzone 2 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 04/14/09 Looking back at the first sneak peak of Killzone 2, from the infamous E3 trailer where the PlayStation 3 was first unveiled, nobody believed that a game could look that good. Critics, fanboys, and even Xbox Executives all claimed that this was a fabricated trailer that contained no actual... Read More

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