Hack & Slash vio­lence that strives to be dif­fer­ent but in the end is flawed.   Right Decent char­ac­ter design Wrong Shitty cam­era angles Over­done quick time events with poor but­ton prompting Feels like a long escort mission WTF! WTF indeed Related arti­cles Game­Fly Queue Review: Wanted: Weapons of Fate (mytakeradio.com) Game­Fly...

Game Details Pub­lisher: Deep Sil­ver Plat­form: Playsta­tion 3, Xbox 360, PC Genre: Sur­vival Hor­ror / First-Person Action Num­ber of Play­ers: 1–4 Rated: M Dead Island is a gamer’s wet dream for any­one that enjoyed Left 4 Dead 1 or 2. There are four char­ac­ters to choose from, a sim­i­lar setup of zom­bies includ­ing stan­dard and...

Game Details Pub­lisher: Elec­tronic Arts Plat­form: Xbox 360 Genre: Action Adventure Num­ber of Play­ers: 2 Rated: T G.I Joe: Rise of Cobra played like an updated ver­sion of Ikari War­riors. The sad part is that I did not mean that as a compliment.   Right Good use of the G.I Joe film license with a mix of the car­toon to flesh things out G.I...

Game Details Pub­lisher: WB Games Plat­form: Xbox 360 Genre: Shooter Num­ber of Play­ers: 1 Rated: M This is going to be the first in a new series of short reviews cov­er­ing games and movies I rent from Game­Fly and Net­flix. You will be see­ing a mix of old stuff and recent stuff. Games and movies will be reviewed using a right,wrong and WTF...

  As a gamer I take much pride in see­ing the medium evolve beyond just play­ing games. The gam­ing demo­graphic does more than just play games. They are wrestling  fans,sports fans and MMA fans who love to con­sume as much of their favorite past times as they do play­ing the newest games. Microsoft saw this evolv­ing trend and decided to make the...

  The first Saints Row was a bla­tant rip-off of the Grand Theft Auto series, clear-cut and sim­ple.  Saints Row 2 decided that they needed to dis­tance them­selves from the GTA clone label and moved towards their own dis­tinct form of open-world game­play, full of over the top char­ac­ters, ridicu­lous mis­sions, and a sopho­moric sense of humor...