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When The Conduit was first announced it was hyped and heralded as a killer app for the Wii, meant to revolutionize FPS controls forever. Did it live up to the hype?

A more endearing puzzle game on the iPhone you will not find.

A couple weeks back I had the chance to sit down and review Let’s Tap for the Wii, which I noted that was a pretty fun and unique experience. In the article, I mentioned that I had played the multiplayer portion with my wife. I decided that since I gave my perspective of the game, it was only fair that I gave you hers for levity’s sake. She gave me the input, I wrote it for her.

Nearly a year ago, a little Korean gaming company called Nexon created a new FPS game with one intent: make it awesome, and free. In the beginning, things were basic: A couple of maps, limited characters, and a base set of weapons. The real kicker that got people into the Combat Arms community was one…

When SEGA first announced that they were publishing Prope’s Let’s Tap, I think the initial thought that went through my head was “Wha—at?” Could a developer create such an ambitious, quirky title and actually make it fun, or would it amount to being a glorified tech demo?

By: Nathan Andrews, Editor I’ve had an iPhone for a little over a year now, and I’ve found that the most use it’s gotten has been in the gaming space. Of the gaming I’ve done on my iPhone, the vast majority of that has been playing one particular type of game called ‘Tower Defense. The…

Contributed by: Whitney Meers As a longtime video game enthusiast, I’ve never felt generationally removed from any aspect of gaming – not with Nintendo DS (I’m from the GameBoy era), not Wii, not even the virtual insanity that is Tony Hawk’s Ride, which I had the opportunity to experiment with at E3. So why does…

Contributed Review by:  Evan Zinser Our long wait has ended, and the next-generation “built from the ground up” co-op game is here! Army of Two was originally scheduled to release in mid-November of 2007, but shortly before this date the publishers/developers delayed it until the first quarter of 2008. This delay was due to technical problems…

Like a junkie looking for a fix, I searched all my local retailers last week for a copy of Prototype.  I was in need of some fresh megabytes to throw into my 360.  I had solved Crackdown long ago, and GTA4 and I were not speaking any longer.  After a day of searching, I unwrapped…

Resident Evil 5 is the latest epic in the fabled series… How does it stack up to today’s standards?