The last title out of Platinum Games was Bayonetta – a title that was poorly received by – well, probably just me. As you can imagine, the announcement of Vanquish out of Platinum Games wasn’t a wave of excitement for … Continue reading →

Konami’s Castlevania series stretches back to 1986 with the original title following a character known as Simon Belmont, descendant in a family of vampire hunters. It was all about tracking down the popular vampire of the time, Dracula, in his … Continue reading →

In late 2007, Ninja Theory released a game called Heavenly Sword. At the time, it proved to me what next-gen console gaming was all about. It was innovative. It was larger than life. I was probably in the minority of … Continue reading →

Comic book games have earned themselves a bad reputation over the years. Justifiably too, as there have been some woeful offerings from big name developers and publishers. Just recently though, a number of lesser-known developers have shown it was possible … Continue reading →

Sony’s PlayStation Move released on September 15th and since then the product has shot up the sales charts on websites like Amazon.com. Despite the criticisms that Sony may have been entering this market a tad too late or that its … Continue reading →

Tom Clancy’s H.A.W.X was a surprisingly enjoyable arcade flight game. Sure, it was littered with niggles and bugs here and there, but the underlying core of the game was fantastic. You had a host of modern and classic jet fighters … Continue reading →

As a Canadian (please still read the site), I look forward to the yearly NHL release from EA Sports as though it’s a religion. Despite the company’s tailspin in quality for the franchise earlier this decade, the team at EA … Continue reading →

In 2005, EA Sports gained an exclusive licensing deal with the NFL and the NFLPA. This move pissed a lot of gamers off and has left a sour taste in the mouth of many. Since then, gamers have been highly … Continue reading →