Actionloop – DS Review
There’s one sure sign in the puzzle gaming business that tells you when your game is a hit. It applies to all successful puzzle titles ever created and it’s simple – when your game has numerous knockoffs, most of them Vanguard: Saga of Heroes – PC Review
It's that time of the year again when a developer sets their sight on that lucrative money pile Blizzard sit on top of and decide they want a piece of the MMO action. But Vanguard is not a game for the faint of heart, this is a hard as nails traditional MMO without the casual learning curve much of the genre has embraced, a decision that might please some hardened traditionalist MMO fans, but may also alienate new players more than it encourages. World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade – PC Review
It's here, World of Warcraft's first expansion and it's rather lovely, massive too and so packed with new content it's practically a new game. Good news for WoW fans then, bad news for their social lives. Hotel Dusk: Room 215 – Nintendo DS Review
There’s a good reason I keep my Nintendo DS around; for every couple of lame movie-tie ins, lazy children’s games and tech demo experiences, along comes a completely unique and fulfilling experience, like Trauma Center, Phoenix Wright, Trace Memory and perhaps the most Lost Planet: Extreme Condition – Xbox 360 Review
With Gears of War hogging all of the Xbox 360’s limelight and sucking away attention from many other deserving titles across the board (and too much at that if you ask me, as I don’t find it nearly as award-worthy WarioWare: Smooth Moves – Wii Review
Get your party thumping with WarioWare Smooth Moves for the Nintendo Wii... Wario: Master of Disguise – DS Review
It was about time that Wario featured in his first full adventure on the DS – but after the spectacular success of WarioWare Touched, has Wario set his own standards too high? If you have ever played a Wario adventure