Neo-Geo Station: Metal Slug 2 & King of Fighters ’96 (PS3, PSP)
Game Review: Spider-Man: Edge of Time (PS3, 360, Wii, 3DS, DS)
Spider-Man’s future is at stake! In the turn of the next century, an evil businessman named Sloan creates a one-way time machine, and uses it to go back in time so he can become even more powerful in the future. It’s up to present day Spider-Man and the Spider-Man from the year 2099 to work together in both time frames to save the fate of the world, and Spider-Man himself! Spider-Man: Edge of Time is available for all the major video game consoles, but here we’re going to look at the 3DS and DS version, for when you need some on-the-go web slinging.
Game Review: Pinball FX 2: Sorcerer’s Lair (Xbox LIVE)
Reader Review: Dead Rising 2: Off the Record (PS3, 360)
The original Dead Rising zombie game starred photojournalist Frank West, but the sequel featured a new main character. But if you missed good ol’ Frank from the first game, well, you’re in luck. Just in time for the month of Halloween it’s Dead Rising 2: Off the Record. It’s the same game as before, but now you can play as Frank West and take pictures. My brother and Dead Rising fan, Jeff Orth, will be guest reviewing this one today (360 version reviewed here).
The Tremendous Trials of Tetris Axis (3DS)
Originally I wasn’t going to buy Tetris Axis, the new Tetris game on 3DS. Tetris may be my favorite puzzle game and all, but I don’t see any reason to own every single version of the game. Of course, that doesn’t stop me from buying every Pac-Man game out there, but that’s just the enigma that is me. But anyway, the other day I saw a video on how many different game modes were in Tetris Axis, and they looked like fun, so I caved in and picked it up after all. Besides, I promised my mom that when Animal Crossing comes out on 3DS, I’d buy her one, and this might be a game she would like to play, too. So on this blog, we’re going to take a look at the many game modes and other features of Tetris Axis!
Game Review: X-Men: Destiny (DS, Wii, PS3, 360)
X-Men: Destiny is out for all the major popular game consoles, but here we’re going to take a look at the DS version. Play as Samuel, whose mentor is Reyes, a diplomat trying to bridge the gap between mutants and humans. When Magneto attacks during a ceremony honoring the passing of Charles Xavier, Samuel discovers he has mutant powers. Now you have control over what powers Samuel will have, what side he’ll take, and even what his costume will look like!
Game Review: Revoltin’ Youth (PS Minis)
Evil Man Industries is enslaving everyone in the city and turning them into mindless zombies! It’s up to three youths to revolt and save the day. Help these three young heroes work together to overcome obstacles in this downloadable 2-D action-puzzler platformer PS Minis game you can play on PS3 and PSP.
Free Game!!! The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords 25th Anniversary Edition (DSi, 3DS)
Game Review: Frogger 3D (3DS)
XSEEDing Atlus (and other niche game companies)
In honor of Solatorobo being released this week, I thought I’d write a blog about the publishers of that game, XSEED, and how they surpassed Atlus as my favorite niche game company. Now, I’m not bashing Atlus in any way, they’re still a great company and all. And they’re publishing an upcoming game I’m looking forward to (the next KOF game). But recently, XSEED has been releasing a wider variety of games that interest me more, so I thought I’d feature some of those games in this blog.