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Brotherhood is a triple A title and as such is the benefactor of endless reviews online; there is really no reason for me to pick apart the game ad-nauseum. What I would like to comment on is it’s place in the the Assassin’s Creed series as a whole.

The series does something that I wish [...]

It’s not possible to use a mere 1000 characters for a review and do Batman: Arkham City any justice. The game is a masterpiece and should be played by both Batman fans and general video game fans.
It improves on the few minor issues of Arkham City while simultaneously raising the bar for super hero [...]

What sets Homefront apart in the endless supply of shoot-first-think-later First Person Shooters (FPS) is it’s perfectly executed storytelling. Cast as an American refugee thrown unwillingly into an underground resistance movement, the game does an excellent job with both character development and pacing.
Though there are a few down moments in the game where you’re [...]

If 2009′s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time had a love child, it would be Tron:Revolution.
Taking place before the events of the movie tie in, Tron Legacy, the story is the only aspect that separates the game play styles of the three games. They play in exactly the [...]

All Bark, No Bite

I enjoyed the first Kane and Lynch – it captured the feeling of classic “heist” movies – and I wanted to like Dog Days just as much. Unfortunately, I didn’t. The game consists of a raw, job gone bad plot – containing a few scenes that would have made a Soprano squeamish [...]