Posts Tagged ‘xbox 360’

Review: Little League World Series Baseball 2010

little league world series baseball 2010

It’s truly a fun, endearing title that should appeal to baseball fans of all ages, or anyone keen on Japan’s unique spin on an American classic.

Review: N+ (XBLA)

Review: N+ (XBLA)

Ninjas. Death. Fun. N+ is a winner.

The religion of fanboyism

The religion of fanboyism

Fanboy and religious extremists both have something in common: they’re closed-minded dolts.

E3 2010: New slim Xbox 360, Kinect appear in Los Angeles

E3 2010: New slim Xbox 360, Kinect appear in Los Angeles

Microsoft kicked off the unofficial start of E3 2010 with a media event that confirmed a long-running rumor that Microsoft has been working on a slim version of the Xbox 360. Plus, Kinect!

Review: Battle Fantasia (Xbox 360)

Review: Battle Fantasia (Xbox 360)

Arc System Works’ fantasy fighter has impressive action, character design, and music, making it one of the better 2D fighting games on the PS3 and Xbox 360.

Is the universal console the future of gaming?

Is the universal console the future of gaming?

Why have I owned nearly 20 video game systems over my lifetime? Why do they continue to occupy valuable apartment space? The answers to questions one and two are quite simplistic, but three and four would require the joint efforts of Nintendo, Microsoft, and Sony to create the ultimate gift to gamers: The universal video game console.

Review: Samurai Shodown Sen (Xbox 360)

Review: Samurai Shodown Sen (Xbox 360)

Unless you’re especially enamored with the Samuari Shodown brand, Namco’ Soul Calibur series is still the king of the weapon-based fighter hill.

PAX East 2010: Shank hands-on impressions

PAX East 2010: Shank hands-on impressions

At PAX East 2010, we got to get some hands-on time with Shank, a new revenge story that will be coming to the XBox 360, PSN and PC. As perhaps one of the best games that we saw on the floor this year, we positively loved the game. The awesome graphics, music, and gameplay, has [...]

BlazBlue: Continuum Shift adds more stages, music, and gameplay modes

Blazblue returns this summer in the form of BlazBlue: Continuum Shift, Arc System and Aksus Games’ update to the beloved 2D fighter. The new title rocks all of the features of the original plus add new characters (Tsubaki, ?-12, Hazama), modes (Beginner, Tutorial, Challenge), stages, and music. Naturally, the online components of the PS3 and [...]

Review: Sonic & SEGA All-Stars Racing (Xbox 360)

Review: Sonic & SEGA All-Stars Racing (Xbox 360)

Note: Portions of this review is snatched from our initial hands-on with Sonic & SEGA All-Stars Racing. When it comes to racing games, I like mine of the arcade variety. I don’t want to tinker with gears, I don’t want to worry about acquiring licenses; I simply want roaring engines, insane jumps, crazy power slides, [...]