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Metal Slug 7 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/12/08 Metal Slug is a series known for fast and furious arcade action. Ever since its release in the Arcades and NEO GEO home console in the 90's players have been drawn to the fast-paced sprites with multiplayer support. Over the years, consoles have come and gone and SNK themselves have... Read More	Call of Duty World at War By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/11/08 The Call of Duty franchise has been synonymous with next-generation gaming. Since Call of Duty 2 was released alongside the Xbox 360, the franchise has been a hit with console owners. The popularity of the franchise has only continued to soar with the release of last years’ hit Call of... Read More
James Bond Quantum of Solace By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/08/08 When I first laid eyes on Quantum of Solace at E3 2007, I was amazed. Activision’s E3 Press Briefing showed off an early look at the game that gave Developer Treyarch the opportunity to deliver one of the best movie games of all time. With the excellent Call of Duty 4 engine, a team... Read More	Fable 2 By Ryan Schaefer \| 11/26/08 Peter Molyneux promised a lot with the original Fable. When it finally released, what we got was a great game, but it fell short of delivering on most of the promises. With Fable 2, we are pleased to report that most of what was promised is in the game and works extremely well. Read More
Gears of War 2 By Ryan Schaefer \| 11/26/08 Epic’s lead designer, Cliff Bleszinski, made some pretty bold claims at GDC earlier this year about the then upcoming title <em>Gears of War 2</em>. He stated that the game would be bigger, better and more badass than the original. So was he right? Or was he just playing company hype... Read More	Motorstorm Pacific Rift By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/26/08 Last year, Sony published an awesome arcade racing title known as Motorstorm. The title was released with very limited content and features. Despite this, players fell in love with the awesome graphics and exciting gameplay. Sony continued to improve the franchise by releasing... Read More
Guitar Hero World Tour By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/22/08 Guitar Hero World Tour is Activision’s attempt to counter the changes that Rock Band brought to the music genre. Instead of only including guitar and bass gameplay, players will now be able to form a complete band and sing, play drums, rock out on guitar, and strum away on the bass. To... Read More	Fallout 3 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/13/08 I have fond memories of the Fallout franchise. When Interplay released the original Fallout, fans fell in love with the post-apocalyptic environments and the quest to save all of your fellow survivors in Vault 101. The franchise continued with the release of Fallout 2 before faltering with... Read More
War World By Mark Melnychuk \| 10/30/08 Upon seeing a screenshot of War World, I must say I was pretty darn impressed. “This is an arcade game?” I thought to myself, because this mech combat title is probably one of the best looking games on the XBLA, and could even pass for an original Xbox title. But a warning for anyone that dare... Read More	Dead Space By Ryan Schaefer \| 10/30/08 While EA may be best known for their sports lineup, it is important to remember that they are one of the few in the industry that can take a chance on a new, unproven IP. With their latest game,<em> Dead Space</em>, EA has done just that and they came up with a winner. Read More
Duke Nukem 3D By Mark Melnychuk \| 10/16/08 “A babe, a stogie, and a bottle of jack. That’s what I need right now.” With lines like that it’s easy to laugh at the sheer absurdity of misogynic alien executioner Duke Nukem, but at the same time it’s just so darn hard not to love him. Duke Nukem 3D is the latest in the line of old school PC... Read More	Buzz! Quiz TV By Kaleb Rutherford \| 10/09/08 Building on the success of the PlayStation 2 party game, Buzz!, Relentless Software brings Buzz! Quiz TV to the PlayStation 3 for the first time. But this isn't just a simple remake of an already great game. No, Buzz! Quiz TV takes the same formula from the original, polishes it, adds... Read More
Rock Band 2 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 10/08/08 After playing last year's mega-hit Rock Band, the entire CVGames staff fell in love with the addictive gameplay. In fact, we loved it so much, Rock Band was honored as the Best Game of 2007 in our yearly Bernie Gaming Awards. We were able to look past any nagging issues the game had due... Read More	Mega Man 9 By Ryan Schaefer \| 10/05/08 Capcom has revived one of gaming's most legendary warriors in their latest multiplatform release: <em>Mega Man 9</em>.<!--break--> Decades ago the gameplay of the series had been honed to perfection and the tough robotic bosses and challenging stages ensured that you would sweat... Read More
Cro-Mag Rally By Kaleb Rutherford \| 10/01/08 Filling a void on the iPhone and iPod Touch, Pangea software delivers a new way to look at racing games on a mobile platform. With a price tag of under ten bucks the ease of purchase on the iTunes Application Store, does Cro-Mag Rally deliver an experience that makes the game worth the price... Read More

Metal Slug 7 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/12/08 Metal Slug is a series known for fast and furious arcade action. Ever since its release in the Arcades and NEO GEO home console in the 90's players have been drawn to the fast-paced sprites with multiplayer support. Over the years, consoles have come and gone and SNK themselves have... Read More	Call of Duty World at War By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/11/08 The Call of Duty franchise has been synonymous with next-generation gaming. Since Call of Duty 2 was released alongside the Xbox 360, the franchise has been a hit with console owners. The popularity of the franchise has only continued to soar with the release of last years’ hit Call of... Read More
James Bond Quantum of Solace By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/08/08 When I first laid eyes on Quantum of Solace at E3 2007, I was amazed. Activision’s E3 Press Briefing showed off an early look at the game that gave Developer Treyarch the opportunity to deliver one of the best movie games of all time. With the excellent Call of Duty 4 engine, a team... Read More	Fable 2 By Ryan Schaefer \| 11/26/08 Peter Molyneux promised a lot with the original Fable. When it finally released, what we got was a great game, but it fell short of delivering on most of the promises. With Fable 2, we are pleased to report that most of what was promised is in the game and works extremely well. Read More
Gears of War 2 By Ryan Schaefer \| 11/26/08 Epic’s lead designer, Cliff Bleszinski, made some pretty bold claims at GDC earlier this year about the then upcoming title <em>Gears of War 2</em>. He stated that the game would be bigger, better and more badass than the original. So was he right? Or was he just playing company hype... Read More	Motorstorm Pacific Rift By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/26/08 Last year, Sony published an awesome arcade racing title known as Motorstorm. The title was released with very limited content and features. Despite this, players fell in love with the awesome graphics and exciting gameplay. Sony continued to improve the franchise by releasing... Read More
Guitar Hero World Tour By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/22/08 Guitar Hero World Tour is Activision’s attempt to counter the changes that Rock Band brought to the music genre. Instead of only including guitar and bass gameplay, players will now be able to form a complete band and sing, play drums, rock out on guitar, and strum away on the bass. To... Read More	Fallout 3 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/13/08 I have fond memories of the Fallout franchise. When Interplay released the original Fallout, fans fell in love with the post-apocalyptic environments and the quest to save all of your fellow survivors in Vault 101. The franchise continued with the release of Fallout 2 before faltering with... Read More
War World By Mark Melnychuk \| 10/30/08 Upon seeing a screenshot of War World, I must say I was pretty darn impressed. “This is an arcade game?” I thought to myself, because this mech combat title is probably one of the best looking games on the XBLA, and could even pass for an original Xbox title. But a warning for anyone that dare... Read More	Dead Space By Ryan Schaefer \| 10/30/08 While EA may be best known for their sports lineup, it is important to remember that they are one of the few in the industry that can take a chance on a new, unproven IP. With their latest game,<em> Dead Space</em>, EA has done just that and they came up with a winner. Read More
Duke Nukem 3D By Mark Melnychuk \| 10/16/08 “A babe, a stogie, and a bottle of jack. That’s what I need right now.” With lines like that it’s easy to laugh at the sheer absurdity of misogynic alien executioner Duke Nukem, but at the same time it’s just so darn hard not to love him. Duke Nukem 3D is the latest in the line of old school PC... Read More	Buzz! Quiz TV By Kaleb Rutherford \| 10/09/08 Building on the success of the PlayStation 2 party game, Buzz!, Relentless Software brings Buzz! Quiz TV to the PlayStation 3 for the first time. But this isn't just a simple remake of an already great game. No, Buzz! Quiz TV takes the same formula from the original, polishes it, adds... Read More
Rock Band 2 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 10/08/08 After playing last year's mega-hit Rock Band, the entire CVGames staff fell in love with the addictive gameplay. In fact, we loved it so much, Rock Band was honored as the Best Game of 2007 in our yearly Bernie Gaming Awards. We were able to look past any nagging issues the game had due... Read More	Mega Man 9 By Ryan Schaefer \| 10/05/08 Capcom has revived one of gaming's most legendary warriors in their latest multiplatform release: <em>Mega Man 9</em>.<!--break--> Decades ago the gameplay of the series had been honed to perfection and the tough robotic bosses and challenging stages ensured that you would sweat... Read More
Cro-Mag Rally By Kaleb Rutherford \| 10/01/08 Filling a void on the iPhone and iPod Touch, Pangea software delivers a new way to look at racing games on a mobile platform. With a price tag of under ten bucks the ease of purchase on the iTunes Application Store, does Cro-Mag Rally deliver an experience that makes the game worth the price... Read More

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Metal Slug 7 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/12/08 Metal Slug is a series known for fast and furious arcade action. Ever since its release in the Arcades and NEO GEO home console in the 90's players have been drawn to the fast-paced sprites with multiplayer support. Over the years, consoles have come and gone and SNK themselves have... Read More	Call of Duty World at War By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/11/08 The Call of Duty franchise has been synonymous with next-generation gaming. Since Call of Duty 2 was released alongside the Xbox 360, the franchise has been a hit with console owners. The popularity of the franchise has only continued to soar with the release of last years’ hit Call of... Read More
James Bond Quantum of Solace By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/08/08 When I first laid eyes on Quantum of Solace at E3 2007, I was amazed. Activision’s E3 Press Briefing showed off an early look at the game that gave Developer Treyarch the opportunity to deliver one of the best movie games of all time. With the excellent Call of Duty 4 engine, a team... Read More	Fable 2 By Ryan Schaefer \| 11/26/08 Peter Molyneux promised a lot with the original Fable. When it finally released, what we got was a great game, but it fell short of delivering on most of the promises. With Fable 2, we are pleased to report that most of what was promised is in the game and works extremely well. Read More
Gears of War 2 By Ryan Schaefer \| 11/26/08 Epic’s lead designer, Cliff Bleszinski, made some pretty bold claims at GDC earlier this year about the then upcoming title <em>Gears of War 2</em>. He stated that the game would be bigger, better and more badass than the original. So was he right? Or was he just playing company hype... Read More	Motorstorm Pacific Rift By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/26/08 Last year, Sony published an awesome arcade racing title known as Motorstorm. The title was released with very limited content and features. Despite this, players fell in love with the awesome graphics and exciting gameplay. Sony continued to improve the franchise by releasing... Read More
Guitar Hero World Tour By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/22/08 Guitar Hero World Tour is Activision’s attempt to counter the changes that Rock Band brought to the music genre. Instead of only including guitar and bass gameplay, players will now be able to form a complete band and sing, play drums, rock out on guitar, and strum away on the bass. To... Read More	Fallout 3 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 11/13/08 I have fond memories of the Fallout franchise. When Interplay released the original Fallout, fans fell in love with the post-apocalyptic environments and the quest to save all of your fellow survivors in Vault 101. The franchise continued with the release of Fallout 2 before faltering with... Read More
War World By Mark Melnychuk \| 10/30/08 Upon seeing a screenshot of War World, I must say I was pretty darn impressed. “This is an arcade game?” I thought to myself, because this mech combat title is probably one of the best looking games on the XBLA, and could even pass for an original Xbox title. But a warning for anyone that dare... Read More	Dead Space By Ryan Schaefer \| 10/30/08 While EA may be best known for their sports lineup, it is important to remember that they are one of the few in the industry that can take a chance on a new, unproven IP. With their latest game,<em> Dead Space</em>, EA has done just that and they came up with a winner. Read More
Duke Nukem 3D By Mark Melnychuk \| 10/16/08 “A babe, a stogie, and a bottle of jack. That’s what I need right now.” With lines like that it’s easy to laugh at the sheer absurdity of misogynic alien executioner Duke Nukem, but at the same time it’s just so darn hard not to love him. Duke Nukem 3D is the latest in the line of old school PC... Read More	Buzz! Quiz TV By Kaleb Rutherford \| 10/09/08 Building on the success of the PlayStation 2 party game, Buzz!, Relentless Software brings Buzz! Quiz TV to the PlayStation 3 for the first time. But this isn't just a simple remake of an already great game. No, Buzz! Quiz TV takes the same formula from the original, polishes it, adds... Read More
Rock Band 2 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 10/08/08 After playing last year's mega-hit Rock Band, the entire CVGames staff fell in love with the addictive gameplay. In fact, we loved it so much, Rock Band was honored as the Best Game of 2007 in our yearly Bernie Gaming Awards. We were able to look past any nagging issues the game had due... Read More	Mega Man 9 By Ryan Schaefer \| 10/05/08 Capcom has revived one of gaming's most legendary warriors in their latest multiplatform release: <em>Mega Man 9</em>.<!--break--> Decades ago the gameplay of the series had been honed to perfection and the tough robotic bosses and challenging stages ensured that you would sweat... Read More
Cro-Mag Rally By Kaleb Rutherford \| 10/01/08 Filling a void on the iPhone and iPod Touch, Pangea software delivers a new way to look at racing games on a mobile platform. With a price tag of under ten bucks the ease of purchase on the iTunes Application Store, does Cro-Mag Rally deliver an experience that makes the game worth the price... Read More

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