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Far Cry 2 (X360)

This open world thing is easily the thing of 2008. Far Cry 2 is a solid game but it has some very hardcore-type ideas buried inside. If Far Cry 2’s competition during its release is Fable 2 and Fallout 3 then it does stand on its own as a quality ...

Reviewed by Godzilla_Sushi on Jan. 9, 2009

ATV Racing....Could Be Worse (X360)

It sure took a while for an ATV game to get it right, eh? Pure isn’t quite what I was looking for in a racing game, but 2008 was kind of a slow year for good racing games in general. 2009 should be better, but Pure’s accessibility is a nice ...

Reviewed by Godzilla_Sushi on Jan. 9, 2009

Mmmm, Smoker Dust (X360)

There is no better indicator of what kind of year 2008 was with releases of shooters that treaded new ground in platforming, role-playing, and the infected taking over the world one campaign at a time. In the latter’s case, it also pushed multiplayer into an interesting direction. Credit to Valve ...

Reviewed by Godzilla_Sushi on Jan. 9, 2009

I Am Builder! (X360)

Behold gamers, the most overlooked and underrated game of 2008. From top to bottom, a complete experience. For the small price that keeps dropping as I write this. You know what is the worst part about it? People wanted something else. Where Banjo succeeds, I can’t recall any other game ...

Reviewed by Godzilla_Sushi on Dec. 11, 2008

Rock Band 2...Mostly (X360)

Do you ever get that feeling that a franchise or genre has evolved right past you? I think with Rock Band 2, music games have certainly given me rhythm gaming fatigue. The soundtrack is disappointing for me and my personal tastes. Sure, Rock Band 2 is still the great game ...

Reviewed by Godzilla_Sushi on Sept. 24, 2008

Halo 3 (X360)

Writing a review for Halo 3 feels like I’m just echoing 360 fanboy rants over the internet. I became a fan of the first Halo after it came with a special edition Xbox and I haven’t really looked back. I’ve never understood the point of view that it’s just an ...

Reviewed by Godzilla_Sushi on Sept. 24, 2008

Dark, Depressing, Dismal, etc. (X360)

The rental of rentals, never have I been so sure that a game should never be purchased. This game whose title will remain unspoken, practically begs to be played through in a day. Without playing this game, I wouldn’t have been able to appreciate the dark and grim style from ...

Reviewed by Godzilla_Sushi on Aug. 21, 2008

2 out of 2 found this review helpful.

Robot Arm Grapple of Awesomeness (XBLM)

Generally, a remake is what, a 3-D re-imagining of the source material? This is the impression I’m under, that developers are afraid of taking two steps back when they put out games because they think the market won’t accept anything less than full 3-D. And one look at Sega proves ...

Reviewed by Godzilla_Sushi on Aug. 21, 2008

Project Gotham Racing 4 (X360)

Under the radar is the understatement of 2007 with Project Gotham Racing 4. This game was hardly covered by any major media outlet. After the first reveal in early in 2007 by Peugot, people mostly forgot about it. Even after a release date was given, nothing. The game went gold, ...

Reviewed by Godzilla_Sushi on Aug. 18, 2008

Lost: Via Walking (X360)

I’m a huge Lost fan. It’s my favorite show of all time. I really do have most of it memorized as far as plot lines, locales, and characters. I never have and probably never will follow anything as close on TV again. So I was pretty excited for a game ...

Reviewed by Godzilla_Sushi on Aug. 13, 2008

Call of Duty 4: Not World War II (X360)

Who’s to say that a game without flaws isn’t perfect? I struggled to even point to an area in Call of Duty 4 where I felt it wasn’t good enough. The game is certainly difficult. And the game can be summed up in only a few sentences. But just being ...

Reviewed by Godzilla_Sushi on Aug. 13, 2008

Talking: The Game (X360)

My thoughts about Bioshock are a little mixed compared to the general consensus. I’m not exactly breaking news here, but personally, I found the game to be somewhat overrated. It’s not the visual style that deters me. It’s not ideal but I don’t mind depressing dark places so much. It’s ...

Reviewed by Godzilla_Sushi on Aug. 13, 2008

Coloryblastivisualogy? (XBLM)

As far as downloadable content goes, Geometry Wars 2 is about as good as anyone can get. I remember getting the first Geometry Wars based on my time with the original in Project Gotham Racing 2 and it was a really great game. The price was right, particularly versus the ...

Reviewed by Godzilla_Sushi on Aug. 6, 2008

Tomb Raider: Anniversary (360 Version) (X360)

So far, as difficult games go, I think it would be fair to say that Tomb Raider: Anniversary ranks up towards the top of my list in terms of hair-pulling, controller-throwing, spastic yelling that only some games can really offer. And as usual my tendency to enjoy masochistic-style video games ...

Reviewed by Godzilla_Sushi on Aug. 6, 2008

1 out of 1 found this review helpful.

Soul Calibur IV (X360)

I have to say, I think fighting games are impressive because the community around them can be so devoted. I don’t consider myself a die-hard player in the genre but I’ve spent many hours on Street Fighter 2 and Soul Calibur for the Dreamcast. Both of those games have been ...

Reviewed by Godzilla_Sushi on Aug. 5, 2008

Assassin's Creed - Like, Dude, it's Cool (X360)

After two years of hype I finally got to play through Assassins Creed. A game that has surprisingly refined controls if you ask me. It feels like Spider-man meets Prince of Persia with a little GTA thrown in for good measure. But it doesn’t outright copy any single part of ...

Reviewed by Godzilla_Sushi on July 24, 2008

Grandest Theftiest Auto? Not Quite... (X360)

Grand Theft Auto 4, wow, it was a slow burn for me to like it enough to say it’s a good game. I started out pretty skeptical and ten hours in my doubts grew. The other GTA’s aren’t paced well enough so 4 is notable for that feat alone. Sand-box ...

Reviewed by Godzilla_Sushi on July 23, 2008

Burnout: Paradise, but where did all the Burnout go? (X360)

Let me preface this first by saying that I like my structure in racing games. I don’t get a kick out of sand-box style driving because it’s stressful and time-consuming. I like to have that linear feel that allows me to more or less memorize the tracks. I can name ...

Reviewed by Godzilla_Sushi on July 23, 2008

Moto GP 07: Moto GP 06.1 (X360)

Moto GP 07 is a niche racer for hardcore players. Seriously, no cliché here. It’s probably the best motorcycle racer to date. Not that there is a whole lot of competition out there. Hang-on and now this! It’s really a difficult game. You have to go into it expecting to ...

Reviewed by Godzilla_Sushi on July 23, 2008

Jumper: It's a Game Sorta (X360)

The trailer for this movie looked incredibly uninspired when I first saw it. I didn’t watch it. I think Hayden Christiansen is a better actor now then he was during The Clone Wars, but the plot looked uninspired. Another movie licensed game couldn’t be bad right? Talk about a complete ...

Reviewed by Godzilla_Sushi on July 22, 2008

1 out of 1 found this review helpful.