A review of Final Fantasy III on the DS. I’ve pretty much given up trying to figure out the numbering system on Final Fantasy games. Just when I think I have it nailed, Square Enix goes off and does something to ruin my confidence. Oh well, what do you expect from a game called Final Fantasy, when t…

A review of Family Guy on the PS2. Optimists: Don’t read inside the parentheses.
Every (drunk) American’s favorite (Rhode Island) family is here to take you on a (poorly constructed) video game adventure (that kind of sucks). Take control of Stewie, Peter and Brian in that (forgettable yet) funny g…

A review of Okami on the PS2. A one-of-a-kind adventure through a alluringly stylish land, assume control of the benevolent Amaterasu Okami and save the society of Nippon.Original post by boggie

A review of Elite Beat Agents on the DS. I cringed when I was tasked with the job of reviewing Elite Beat Agents. I’m not a rhythm-game kinda guy, have never set foot on a Dance Dance Revolution mat, have never held a faux-guitar in an attempt to be a hero, nor have I ever had any interest in engagi…

A review of StarFox Command on the DS. When thinking of the best flight franchise on Nintendo consoles, Starfox is the first to come to mind. When Starfox first came out for the Super Nintendo, humans were in awe at the “3D” graphics that the system was able to display at the moment. After the succe…

A review of Valkyrie Profile 2: Silmeria on the PS2. Valkyrie Profile 2: Silmera, developed by the creators of the Star Ocean series and Radiata Stories, tells the story of another valkyrie sister that takes place hundreds of years before the events of Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth. In that latest insta…

A review of Hitman: Blood Money on the PS2. Hitman’s back, drawing you closer than ever into his deadly world where staying anonymous, being smart and totally ruthless are the key to a perfect execution. Lucrative contracts on the rich and robust in high profile locations, manufacture killing for mo…