Reviews

Posted By Eric Kelly On May 17, 2013 at 11:30 am ADD COMMENTS

It seems odd that a game based on the Star Trek reboot that has nothing to do with the movie that inspired it, was released years later, and had its release back to coincide with the sequel film. Star Trek by Namco Bandai Games most certainly boldly goes in a direction that one could expect [...]

Posted By David Klein On May 13, 2013 at 1:35 pm ADD COMMENTS

Mortal Kombat was an success story of 2011, relaunching the once tired series making it relevant once again. Shortly before this reboot the Mortal Kombat franchise experimented with making a crossover with the DC Universe that was met with some lukewarm reactions. Injustice: Gods Among Us is revisiting where Mortal Kombat vs DC Universe left [...]

Posted By Jeff Markiewicz On May 9, 2013 at 1:14 pm ADD COMMENTS

Army of Two is one of those franchises that when you heard announced was almost an eye-roller. It felt like the game was built upon a single idea pushed out of a corporate meeting but no one could claim the first title, released in 2008, was a bad game. It got decent reviews and EA [...]

Posted By Michael Leparc On May 8, 2013 at 11:03 am 1 COMMENT

MMOs are a dime a dozen these days it seems. While many a WoW clone has risen and been cast aside, the challengers have moved on to a different means of attack, such as licensing big franchises like Star Wars or going free to play. Fewer still have actually decided to actually change things up [...]

Posted By Celeste Dobropolski On May 7, 2013 at 4:10 pm 1 COMMENT

The fun in Sims 3 has graduated with the new expansion pack Sims 3 University Life. Tired of working your way up from the bottom in your Sim’s career? Send them off to college, where they can earn degrees, career advancements, and more dough than other Sims. Sims 3 University Life offers many additions to [...]

Posted By Eric Kelly On April 30, 2013 at 10:13 am 2 COMMENTS

The LEGO game franchise from Traveler’s Tales has seen many a movie or comic license adaptation, usually consisting of linear platforming games that mostly play the same, albeit with a different skin tacked on to it. This game’s big brother for the Wii U however, decided to a different route and make its own original [...]

Posted By Michael Leparc On April 22, 2013 at 3:38 pm 2 COMMENTS

While Nintendo’s penchant for going back to the well of tried and true franchises has worn thin for many a gamer, it’s hard to fault their decision in bringing Luigi back to the forefront – to the point of declaring it the “Year of Luigi” even. In this case, we revisit the neglected green plumber’s [...]

Posted By Justin Lee On April 18, 2013 at 10:07 am Comments Off

Gametactics goes retro again with the second video review of the Capcom Arcade Cabinet 1985 Pack 2 review. This pack features Ghost N Goblins, Gun Smoke and Section Z. Available for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 for digital download. Share this video on your blog with an website or even a forum by clicking [...]

Posted By Eric Kelly On April 15, 2013 at 3:21 pm 1 COMMENT

Drinkbox Studios might be a newcomer to the indie scene, but after two games, they’ve proven themselves. Now they are set to light some firecrackers under your rears. Here comes a new challenger, Guacamelee! Luche Libre! ‘Guacamelee!’ takes place in a fictional Mexican setting where you play as an Agave farmer who is about ready [...]

Posted By Michael Leparc On April 10, 2013 at 11:07 am Comments Off

It’s a familiar conundrum for any car lover looking make their purchase, do I get the model that’s already been well received now, or do I wait for the new hotness? EA and Criterion are hoping that Wii U owners have put the decision off long enough to be enticed by this new special edition [...]