Reviews

The smell of fresh cut grass. The distant sounds of birds chirping. Flowers budding, sprinklers watering lawns, and digging shorts out of the closet. It’s almost springtime, which means only one thing; it’s time to play ball! The beginning of Major League Baseball’s spring training also marks the release of MLB 11 The Show. The Show’s dominance in the baseball gaming genre is once again unchallenged with the release of their latest installment. Check out the link for our full review.

The sequel to 2008's XBLA hit The Dishwasher: Dead Samurai is one of the most satisfying games I've ever played. The original was formally the winner of the Microsoft's Dream-Build-Play XNA competition which boasted him $10,000 in prize money. It comes as no surprise that being the cult classic hit that it was, a sequel would be imminent. It's clean yet messy, it's sadistic yet beautiful and all in all a hell of alot of fun to play. Click the link for our full review.

Test Drive Unlimited 2 does something that no other racers do but it somehow misses the mark at the core gameplay of simply having fun. Racing enthusiast may find many things to love about the game, simple players may find it hard to immediately get into. Click the link to see our full review.

Two Worlds 2 is game that had a lot of promise when announced, the original had a lot of interesting ideas but several issues caused it to be a below average game. Now Two Worlds 2 looks to fix the problems of the original while adding in some improvements.

Little Big Planet 2 takes all the creativity and somewhat limitless bounds and expands it tenfold. The infinitely expandable game takes you on a joyride of fun, excitement, laughter and challenge into one package. Click the link to check out our review.

What's better than robots? Robots and aliens that's what, and guess who's got 'em combined in one game? Spare Parts does, that's who. What's it about and why did EA put money into this game? Read my review to find out.