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Kung Fu Panda Video Game Review

TrishaJun 13, 2008August 4, 20140

Title Kung Fu Panda: The Video Game Publisher Activision Developer Luxoflux Release Date June 3rd, 2008 Genre Action / Adventure Platform Wii, PS2, PS3, PC,

Lost Planet: Extreme Condition: Colonies Edition Review

Jenna MorganJun 13, 2008June 25, 20140

The screenshot on the poster is not a mistake: that is actually a naked Frank West (from Dead Rising) playing a multiplayer map in the

Enemy Territory: Quake Wars Review

Gareth Von KallenbachJun 7, 2008June 26, 20140

ID Software and Splash Damage have crafted one of the most enjoyable action fests in years with the release of Enemy Territory: Quake Wars. The

Tom Clancy’s Rainbox Six: Vegas 2 Review

TrishaMay 30, 2008August 3, 20140

Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 is the heavily anticipated follow-up to one of the most successful shooters on a next-gen console. Does it follow in its

Viking: Battle for Asgard Review

TrishaMay 9, 2008August 3, 20140

Viking: Battle for Asgard is an interesting combination of a third-person Oblivion and God of War. As an avid fan of both of these games,

Grand Theft Auto IV Review

TrishaMay 6, 2008August 3, 20140

This is it: the Grand Theft Auto die-hard fans have been waiting for. Rockstar has attempted to pacify us with other crappy Grand Theft Auto

Condemned 2: Bloodshot Review

TrishaMay 6, 2008June 26, 20140

Title Condemned 2: Bloodshot Publisher SEGA Developer Monolith Productions Release Date March 12th, 2008 Genre First Person Action Platform Playstation 3, Xbox 360 Rating M

Command and Conquer 3: Kane’s Wrath (PC) Review

Gareth Von KallenbachApr 11, 2008June 26, 20140

Title Command and Conquer 3: Kane’s Wrath Publisher Electronic Arts Developer Electronic Arts Release Date March 24, 2008 Genre Real-Time Strategy (RTS) Platform PC (Xbox

Army of Two Review

TrishaApr 9, 2008August 3, 20140

After an extremely long waiting period, EA has finally released Army of Two. Originally hyped during last summer as a hot Christmas title, Army of

Frontlines: Fuel of War Review

Gareth Von KallenbachMar 31, 2008August 2, 20140

Taken from the pages of today’s headlines Frontlines: Fuel of War is an edgy and topical action game that sets new standards for the genre.

Sega Superstars Tennis Review

TrishaMar 25, 2008August 2, 20140

Wii players have been crossing their fingers that Sega Superstars Tennis would be the answer to our tennis itch. A fun, interactive, accurate tennis game

Turok for Xbox 360 Preview

TrishaDec 19, 2007August 2, 20140

It’s been a long time since I’ve played a Turok game. Honestly, the last Turok I played was on the N64. I fondly remember my

Rock Band Review

TrishaDec 5, 2007August 2, 20140

Guitar Hero and Singstar now have some mighty competition. Rock Band combines both of these worlds, adds drums, offers a buttload of downloads and customization,

Valve Unpeels The Orange Box

Alan McCloskeyOct 29, 2007November 28, 20140

Valve was at the World Cyber Games 07, and they were heavily pushing “The Orange Box” for both the PC and Xbox 360. Not only

The Orange Box’s Portal Review

Alan McCloskeyOct 23, 2007August 2, 20140

Portal is one of those rare examples that demonstrate video games as an artform. The geniuses at Valve have created a game that inspires a