Reviews
NeverDead’s handful of good ideas fall to pieces in Konami’s original action adventure.
Namco Bandai returns to the Stage Of History, a cast of new faces joining veterans like Siegfried, Nightmare and Ivy to revel in the franchise’s most impressive victory in years.
Square Enix’s Final Fantasy XIII-2 proves to be another majestic, if not befuddling, addition to the enduring series, as we reveal in the games™ review.
Capcom’s Resident Evil series shuffles onto the 3DS once again and dutifully balances the series’ early years with its modern entries.
Amy, the latest game from Flashback creator Paul Cuisset, attempts to inject some originality into the survival horror genre but ends up extracting all the fun instead.
In Boom Street, Square Enix teaches Mario to play Monopoly – with surprisingly strategic results.
After twenty years drifting through corners, Mario Kart 7 lands onto the 3DS with the atomic impact of a crushing blue shell.
Michel Ancel’s return to the classic Rayman platform formula is unquestionably beautiful, but does Rayman Origins’ brain match its stark beauty?