eduardo
eduardo's last update: has managed to find people to play Banjo Kazooie: Nuts 'N Bolts multiplayer with yesterday and is extremely happy about it. All online achievements in one day? He's got 'em. He still hates Klungo's guts, though. Stuck on last level of his 2nd arcade game.
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"In cards, you can die many times, unlike war." (XBLM)
 Dubbed as "The War to End All Wars", World War II has more than seen its share of games, mostly in first person shooter form. Normandy Beach has been stormed through and through, Berlin invaded more times than can be counted and even Hitler has gotten the axe in a ...
Reviewed by eduardo on Nov. 16, 2009
Fable II is a midly enjoyable, albeit artificial feeling game. (X360)
After years in production, Peter Molyneux's piece, Fable II, is finally upon us on the Xbox 360. Following a similar mold from its 2004 predecessor, Fable II introduces new features and improves upon what the former game built, but in the end, it feels overly artificial and irrelevant. Five hundred ...
Reviewed by eduardo on Nov. 10, 2008
Escapology is Mr. ESC's cup of tea... better yet, coffee. (XBLM)
EXIT is a 2D side scrolling puzzle game that started out as a PSP game and was ported over to the Xbox Live Arcade late last year. Its main premise is simple - Mr. Esc, the game's caffeine-driven main character, always seems to find himself deeply involved in some sort ...
Reviewed by eduardo on July 27, 2008
Escapologism is Mr. Esc's cup of tea, or better yet, coffee. ()
EXIT is a 2D side scrolling puzzle game that started out as a PSP game and was ported over to the Xbox Live Arcade late last year. Its main premise is simple - Mr. Esc, the game's caffeine-driven main character, always seems to find himself deeply involved in some sort ...
Reviewed by eduardo on July 21, 2008
Benvenuto alla Famiglia i alla Cosa Nostra. (XBOX)
When EA announced that a Godfather game was in the works, I have to admit I thought "What the heck are those guys thinking?!". It's hard to imagine a story like the movies and book that is told in a way to be made into a game. Sure, Mafia did ...
Reviewed by eduardo on July 21, 2008
Halo fits the bill nicely as the first Xbox FPS. (XBOX)
In 2001, a little known Apple-based developer called Bungie released a game that would be on of the launch titles for Microsoft’s first venture in the video game console business. Its name was Halo. Seven years later, with a sequel under its belt and millions of copies sold worldwide, Halo ...
Reviewed by eduardo on July 21, 2008
Crypto's back and this time he's got the groove. (XBOX)
Whoever played last year's Destroy All Humans! enjoyed a great action adventure game filled with fun bits and bites into 1950's United States cultural background. From the nuclear paranoia to the American economic power after World War II, basically everything was touched, and thoroughly destroyed. A year and change after, ...
Reviewed by eduardo on July 21, 2008
Say hello and goodbye to his little friend. (XBOX)
When someone talks about gangster movies, most people remember The Godfather, with its '40s representation of what the lives of gangsters were like. How about the '80s? How did those gangsters evolve? These were questions that found their answers in Scarface, released into theaters in 1983. In a setting reminiscent ...
Reviewed by eduardo on July 21, 2008
Put these dogs to sleep. (XBOX)
Reservoir Dogs is the newest movie-to-game adaptation to hit the current generation of consoles (and in this case, the PC as well). The movie from 1992, directed by Questin Tarantino, is a violent tale of a group of bank robbers who get into all sorts of conflicts, from gun fights ...
Reviewed by eduardo on July 21, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
No need to theorize - Sam can provide all the chaos you need. (XBOX)
Along with Rainbow Six and Ghost Recon, Splinter Cell brings to the world of gaming all the international intriguing cloak and dagger of espionage. Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory is the third game in the long running Tom Clancy series developed by Ubisoft Montreal. This time, Sam Fisher, a 'Splinter Cell' ...
Reviewed by eduardo on July 21, 2008
God of War is bigger, badder and bloodier in this sequel. (PS2)
God of War II's story starts in the same epic vein as the closing of the previous game. At the end of God of War, Kratos, a Spartan warrior turned into a 'do-it-all' of the gods, claimed his place among them in Olympus as the new god of war. This ...
Reviewed by eduardo on July 21, 2008
Restless Dreams provides very little new content. (XBOX)
In 1999, Konami introduced players to the city of Silent Hill. It's your typical Midwest American town, an isolated place, filled with fog and the occasional paranormal activity. The game was a mix between the survival horror genre - established by Resident Evil, with fixed camera perspectives and horribly mutated ...
Reviewed by eduardo on July 21, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
Quick wits and imaginative thinking go a long way in the Curious (DS)
Despite its looks, Professor Layton and the Curious Village is far from being a game just for kids. Developed by Level-5, the studio behind Dragon Quest VIII and Dark Cloud, it combines two brain twisting genres into an unique title on the Nintendo DS. The story begins when Professor Layton, ...
Reviewed by eduardo on July 21, 2008