Space Disorder (iPad)
Strap on your jetpack and get ready to blast off with Space Disorder, a new 2-D action game for iOS devices (iPad version reviewed here). Play as a heroic astronaut as you explore randomly generated space stations. Avoid dangerous lasers, rogue robots, and other obstacles as you collect items, power-ups, and coins, not to mention rescue lots of aliens!
Tentacles: Enter the Dolphin (iPad)
Dr. Phluff, a mad scientist with a human body and a dolphin head, set out to make a cute pink little microscopic tentacled critter. But his experiment went awry, and he created a black, one-eyed tentacled microscopic creature with a mean disposition. In a fit of rage, the scientist accidentally swallows his little creation from the Petri dish. Now, you play as the tiny one-eyed tentacled monster as you navigate internal organ mazes and dangerous obstacles inside the doctor. Tentacles: Enter the Dolphin is a mobile game available on Windows Phone, and now iPhone and iPad (iPad version reviewed here).
Wipeout 3 (Xbox 360 Kinect, Wii, 3DS)
The ABC Channel’s obstacle course game show Wipeout is still going strong, so here’s another video game based on the hit TV program. With the Xbox Kinect and a new way to view the action, you’ll feel like you’re part of the show more than ever before. Or will you? You’ll just have to read on to find out. Wipeout 3 is available for Xbox 360 Kinect, Nintendo Wii, and Nintendo 3DS (Kinect version reviewed here).
Marvel vs. Capcom Origins (PS3, 360)
One of Capcom’s most popular fighting game franchises is the Marvel vs. Capcom series. Featuring popular characters from Marvel’s comic books and Capcom’s video games, not to mention flashy yet inviting gameplay that both novices and pros could get into, the Marvel vs. Capcom games are still going strong today. Now you can experience the arcade games that started it all with Marvel vs. Capcom Origins, available to download on PS3 and Xbox 360 (PS3 version reviewed here).
Angry Birds Trilogy (360, PS3, 3DS)
Angry Birds has become a recent gaming phenomenon in the mobile department. It’s available on nearly every smartphone, tablet, and other hi-tech portable touch screen devices. The Birds’ popularity has seeped into other products as well, as you can find Angry Birds plushes, fruit snacks, bandages, coloring books, balloons, clothing and apparel, and even dog toys! The simplicity and accessibility of the game is the secret to Angry Birds’ success. And now you can enjoy three of the games in the series with Angry Birds Trilogy on 360, PS3, and 3DS (360 version reviewed here).
Samurai G (3DS)
Gold fever is hitting the 3DS in a big way. First with New Super Mario Bros. 2, and now Samurai G. As the lone samurai Tetsuo, it’s up to you to protect Tengu’s gold from Warlord Fuma and his army of evil warriors and ninjas. A Tengu is a crow monster from Japanese myths and legends, and if his magical gold falls into the wrong hands, Feudal Japan could be done for. Help Tetsuo collect the gold and defeat enemies in this simplistic arcade style hack and slash running game downloadable on the 3DS eShop.
The Testament of Sherlock Holmes (360, PS3, PC)
The famous fictional 19th century detective, Sherlock Holmes, has been framed for a heinous crime that he didn’t commit! Now he’s being hunted by Scotland Yard, and even Dr. Watson’s trust in his companion is wavering. As Sherlock Holmes, it’s up to you to solve the case and catch the real criminals and clear your own name in this point and click mystery game for Xbox 360, PS3, and PC (360 version reviewed here).
RAW: Realms of Ancient War (360, PS3, PC)
In a land torn by warring humans, elves, and dwarves, the four kings of the north, south, east, and west assemble together for a truce. But at the meeting spot, the rulers unleash an unspeakable evil, so now it’s up to three warriors to bring peace to the land. RAW is a hack and slash, action RPG where you can play as three different kinds of fighters in single player or co-op, available for download on 360, PS3, and PC (360 version reviewed here).
Double Dragon Neon (PS3, 360)
Back in the 80’s, Double Dragon was a huge hit in arcades, and is considered to be the first co-op side scrolling beat ‘em up. Or at least the first one to do it right anyway. The game became insanely popular, and spawned many sequels and ports, a cartoon show, and even a live action movie! Now, Majesco and WayForward have teamed up for a totally bro-dacious Double Dragon remake, dripping with 80’s rad-ness, downloadable for PS3 and 360 (PS3 version reviewed here).
Retro Pocket (DSiWare)
If you enjoyed the old LCD handhelds or digital watch games like Nintendo’s Game & Watch or Tiger Electronic’s offerings, then you might want to take a look at Retro Pocket. It’s a collection of eight retro-styled original LCD themed games. The compilation is available to download for the Nintendo DSi and 3DS.

