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Sonic Generations [ Review ]

Sonic is back. No, wait, Sonics are back? The long awaited Xbox 360 exclusive, Sonic Generations is finally here. Sonic hadn't been doing too well lately. SEGA released a number of poorly made Sonic games that just didn't work well for our favorite blue hedgehog. Developer Sonic Team, and publisher SEGA decided to change all that for this super-speedy cartoon character. First off, Sonic Generations does in fact have two Sonics. The newer 3D Sonic, and the old-school side-scrolling Sonic. They meet each other in a sort of "limbo" after an odd time paradox brought on by a large purple-and-black time-devouring [...More ]

Sonic Generations - First Impressions [ Video ]

Since 1991, Sonic the Hedgehog has been synonymous to platform games and consoles. Through the years, generations of gamers either like, or hate Sonic. The hero is maybe too colorful for his own good, but it was the developer’s real intention. The main character is as tenacious as the game itself with the numerous series after the first one. Sonic’s achievement as a video game character is phenomenal in every aspect. Loyal followers and promoters of the game will agree without a doubt that all the series are awesome. The question still remains on what is the game’s secret formula for [...More ]

Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations Trailer and [ Screenshots ]

Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations is an upcoming game by Namco Bandai for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. This is a sequel to Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 2. It's said that this version of the widely popular Naruto games is poised "to launch the series into the future". With vastly improved online gameplay, increased playable and support characters and a variety of battle modes available Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations is ready and able to provide hours upon hours of gaming fun for new fans as well as the die hard followers of this series. Take a look at [...More ]

Sonic Generations [ Screenshots ]

Sonic Generations is the new game by Sonic Team exclusively for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 this 2011. The levels of the game are derived from the 20 year history of Sonic and will mark it's big 2-0 Anniversary. An added bonus to mark this milestone...for every level players can choose to play either with Modern Sonic or Classic Sonic. The following [...More ]

Announcing: The Sims 3 Generations Expansion Pack!

Live life to the fullest! This is what EA’s The Sims is all about. This expansion pack offers new celebrations, new drama, new ways to be creative and new activities for everyone to enjoy. A new wonder for The Sims fans out there. Take a tour to the world of The Sims 3 Generations Expansion Pack, where your Sim may experience a new way from the life stages through childhood to [...More ]

Spongebob Moves In [Review]

Ask any child – heck, even most adults – and they’ll know who Spongebob Squarepants is, along with Patrick Star, Mr. Krabs, Squidward, and the rest of the crew. They might even know the entire theme song by heart, which in itself is an amazing feat. Truly, Spongebob Squarepants is one of Nickelodeon’s most iconic and endearing cartoon series, and it has spawned various merchandise, as well as some great video games. Unfortunately, Spongebob Moves In is not one of those. Spongebob Moves In tells the story of the day when the eponymous yellow sponge moved into Bikini Bottom, which may [...More ]

Despicable Me: Minion Rush Walkthrough [Guide]

Hands down, the Minions from the Universal Pictures animated movie Despicable Me are some of the cutest and most lovable characters to come out of the big screen as of late. Now, you can take control of your very own Minion to go make some ruckus in this very energetic endless runner game. Collect bananas and perform despicable acts on fellow Minions as you aim to beat your friends for the high score. Gameplay Despicable Me: Minion Rush is an endless runner game where players must swipe and tilt their way towards getting the highest score. Score computation is based on distance [...More ]

The Swapper [Review]

There are plenty of puzzle platformers these days that introduce new mechanics for you to find your way from the start to the end of the level. However, it's not often that you see such games with such refined design that makes you feel as if it's the first game of its kind that you've ever played due to the uniqueness of the gameplay mechanics and the level of quality in its aesthetics. The Swapper is such a game that really digs deep into your senses and your mind. The Swapper by Facepalm Games is a puzzle platformer that is like [...More ]

Starcraft II - Terran Strategy: The Nuke Rush [Guide]

Few things in StarCraft II can ever match the fury of a tactical nuclear strike, sent down from the heavens by a carefully positioned Ghost. It's like cleaning up a mess with magic, with enemy units disappearing all at once and buildings sustaining massive damage that would have taken over a minute to deal. It's usually reserved for the mid to late game as a defensive tactic or as an equalizer, but there is also a way to bring it in the early game to surprise the opponent. Overview Terran players don't need any logical reason for doing a nuke rush. [...More ]

Chernobyl Commando [Review]

Most of the games churned out by the indie game development scene are pretty good, some of which even inspires awe and wonderment. However, there are some not-so-good ones that sneak past whatever filter there is and get released. Some are really bad, while most are mediocre at best. Chernobyl Commando is one of those titles, unfortunately enough. While it doesn't seem so bad at first glance, you then play it and see the cracks within. Chernobyl Commando is a game about Captain Yuri Ryakov, who was sent to Chernobyl to intercept terrorists who are attacking the power plant. [...More ]