Dead Space Extraction’s focus on its great storyline and atmospheric visuals is almost enough to forgive the poor choice of game mechanic.
Review: Shatter (PSN)
Vitals Game: Shatter Developer: Sidhe Interactive Released: July 23, 2009 Platform: PlayStation 3 (PSN) Sidhe Interactive, developer of gems such as Madagascar Karts and 2007 Game of the Year contender Jackass: The Game, has shocked the world by releasing the surprisingly competent Shatter. You may be asking yourself, “What is Shatter?” Well, as the story…
Review: New Super Mario Bros Wii
New Super Mario Bros Wii is a game baked in classic action, the kind that seems as fresh and fun today as it did 20 years ago.
Review: DJ Hero (Wii, XBox 360, PS3)
DJ Hero does for the genre what the original Guitar Hero did: satisfy the innovative niche and focus on the core experience of playing music.
Review: Darkest of Days (Xbox 360, PC)
As an aspiring physics teacher, playing through Darkest of Days reminded me of a philosophy of education lecture that I’ve recently sat in on. For two hours, the professor talked about John Dewey — an influential American philosopher — and planning. John Dewey is best known for his pieces about educational reform. Specifically, the professor…
Review: TMNT: Arcade Attack
Ubisoft pumps out another TMNT game. With Words like “Ninja”, “Turtle” and “Arcade” in the title, I was sold. But does the game stand up to the other classics with the Turtles license attached? Hit the Ninja Jump to find out:
Review: Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 (PS3, Wii, 360)
Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 is mindless fun, but fun nonetheless.
Review: Uncharted 2: Among Thieves (PS3)
Uncharted 2 is an absolutely terrific experience that places it in the upper echelon of some of the greatest games of all time.
Review: Section 8 (Xbox 360)
Section 8 is a futuristic, first-person shooter that launched quietly under a majority of gamer radars. I’ll admit I didn’t know much about the game myself, so I decided to investigate before the review. In short, one good army of mech-soldiers has to stop an evil tyrant and his battalion of bad mech-soldiers while saving…
Review: Muramasa: The Demon Blade (Wii)
Muramasa revives many of the elements of classic 16-bit gaming, with stunning visuals and a play mechanic that is instantly recognizable and enjoyable.

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