I found myself irritated almost as much as I was enthralled.
The game is littered with fan service and was clearly made by people who love the property. In a way, that's what makes it so frustrating.
Carmaggedon: Max Damage isn’t exactly a groundbreaking game or even a particularly good one.
Earth Defense Force 4.1 is the videogame equivalent of a 'so-bad-it's-good' B-movie.
As a game itself, it's a perfectly acceptable bit of fluff and far better than most licensed tie-in titles. The big problem is simply one of legacy
Toukiden 2 make for a fine addition to the Action/JRPG genre, bringing a lot of new ideas to the table but not without its minor frustrations.
It’s another Mario Sports game and just as satisfyingly predictable or unsatisfyingly unambitious as you imagine.
Sure, it’s nowhere near as good as the original or as strong as the company’s finest new platformers, but if you adore Yoshi’s Island and own a 3DS, it’ll sure scratch an itch you’ve had for years
If you've played any Mario Golf game before, you can probably guess what to expect from Mario Golf World Tour.
You can look inside your characters' minds to see what they're thinking, or even more oddly what they're dreaming (normally involving ninjas and superheroics, obviously).
This title won't win any awards for ingenuity, but it will provide any gamers who like to casually call each other "Ice Man" and "Maverick" with plenty of bonehead blowin' up fun.
Lego Marvel Superheroes 2 takes all of the best and most annoying aspects of Lego games and the Marvel Universe and shoves them in a blender to deliver something bother glorious and frustrating.
Certainly anyone who missed out should prioritize this release. O
It's a good game, just not quite the masterpiece it would have felt like even a few short years ago.
There's no denying that God of War III is one of the great titles in the hack n' slash genre, and it looks better than ever before.
The Arcade Edition certainly makes up for all the criticisms tossed at the Street Fighter V for lacking content. This is a damn fine fighting game now, it's just a shame everyone had to wait two years to get it.
Rockstar ports the underrated L.A. Noire over to The Switch and actually adds some interesting new control dynamics to the old title rather than just tossing on some gimmicks. That's a good thing.
Poochy & Yoshi’s Woolly World comes to 3DS and it’s every bit as delightful (and simple) as it was on the Wii U .
The game proves just how much fun developers can have with the 3DS' unique screen if they feel so inclined.
There's no denying that this thing serves up big heaping piles of fun.