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Sterile and uninspired (X360)
This fall marks the first time where we are truly swamped with full-band plastic instrument games. Each of them, ideally, should bring something unique to the table to distinguish themselves from one another. Rock Band has its hook via DLC, and copious and regular amounts of it. Guitar Hero: World ...
Reviewed by DJ_Lae on Nov. 4, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful.
Beautifully campy, full of over-the-top violence and buxom women. (PC)
The original Sin was good, uncomplicated, violent and cheesy fun. It was also unfortunate enough to hit shelves at the same time as Half-Life, which, well, ended up being one of the most pivotal games in years. Needless to say, Sin got a bit lost in the shuffle - almost ...
Reviewed by DJ_Lae on July 30, 2008
Prince of Persia with rock-throwing and fantasy (MAC)
Dark Castle is a 1986 Mac classic that blends excellent gameplay with revolutionary production values (for the time). It was developed for the Mac by two guys under Silicon Beach Software: artist Mark Pierce and programmer Jonathan Gay. Jonathan would later go on to create Flash (yes, THAT Flash). Dark ...
Reviewed by DJ_Lae on July 21, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful.
Showering your enemy with their own viscera (PC)
Is it wrong to enjoy raining blood and body parts on the heads of your enemies? Of course, in order to do so you have to land one or two cocktails (or more...nothing wrong with excessive explosions) in their midst and hope the fuse doesn't fail. Then you'll be rewarded ...
Reviewed by DJ_Lae on July 21, 2008
Cars with eyeballs (SNES)
Way back in the middle of the SNES days Nintendo introduced the FX chip in a number of its cartridges. As per the usual naming conventions started with the Super Nintendo and putting 'Super' in front of half the game titles and later continued with the Nintendo 64 and putting ...
Reviewed by DJ_Lae on July 21, 2008
Arguably the best RPG of all-time (PC)
The two main RPG styles are rarely broken - Japanese RPGs love their part fantasy part sci-fi settings with tween characters and Western ones are quite content with their monogomous relationship with Dungeons & Dragons. Occasionally you get a game that tiptoes out of such a description, but not very ...
Reviewed by DJ_Lae on July 21, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
Great puzzle game marred by dumb companions ()
At first glance Exit appears to be a nice distraction from puzzle game conventions, with crisp, colourful graphics and a nice sense of style to complement its platforming/rescue focus. And it is a nice chance of pace from many puzzle games, since you get to run around with a dude ...
Reviewed by DJ_Lae on July 21, 2008