Review: Batman Arkham City bigger, not always better
“Batman: Arkham City” is every bit as good as 2009′s excellent “Arkham Asylum.” Still, it’s not hard to be a little disappointed it doesn’t surpass it’s predecessor.… Read More »
“Batman: Arkham City” is every bit as good as 2009′s excellent “Arkham Asylum.” Still, it’s not hard to be a little disappointed it doesn’t surpass it’s predecessor.… Read More »
Here’s a look at a few Black Friday deals that caught my eye, the most exciting of which is Kmart’s selling “Mass Effect 2″ for a paltry $10. (Updated with more deals from Microsoft, Steam.)… Read More »
It’s a great week to own a PS3 or a Wii, as “Heavy Rain” and “Endless Ocean: Blue World” should both appeal to casual, adult gamers.… Read More »
A look at the video games that captured my imagination almost as much as “Dragon Age: Origins,” my 2009 game of the year.… Read More »
I just wrapped up my first playthrough of BioWare’s excellent “Dragon Age: Origins” (rated M, $60 for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, $50 for PC), and I knew the next two games from 2009 I wanted to play were “Demon’s Souls” and “Batman: Arkham Asylum.” I wasn’t sure how I was going to decide what to play first, but then Atlus, the U.S. publisher of “Demon’s Souls” (rated M, $60 on PS3) decided for me. Until Dec. 28 (that’s next… Read More »
Last weekend’s Video Game Awards weren’t all about 2009. Publishers also used Spike TV’s annual show to air trailers for upcoming titles as well as show off a handful of previously unannounced titles. None of the three high-profile continuations of existing franchises made a heck of a lot of sense to me, however. Are MTV Games and Harmonix Music Systems really going to follow up a “Rock Band” game devoted to arguably the biggest rock band of all time with… Read More »
Holiday gift suggestions for just about every gamer on your list.… Read More »
With two dynamite games for the Nintendo DS, a pair of hockey games, a top-flight racing sim and a new “Marvel Ultimate Alliance” all hitting this week, the pre-Christmas release rush is officially on.… Read More »
Some folks are already calling “Batman: Arkham Asylum” the greatest tie-in game ever. The fact that it’s not directly tied to a movie release date or script probably has a lot to do with it. … Read More »
An extra long version of What to Play. Thanks to my recent computer woes and vacation, this week’s installment features the highlights from the last three weeks.… Read More »