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Total Reviews Written 14 Reviews Your Average Review Score
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Are you ready to become inFamous? (PS3)
Developed by famed studio, Sucker Punch, masterminds of the Sly Cooper franchise, inFamous is a PlayStation 3 exclusive open-world superhero game in the same vain as Activision's Spiderman series. The story follows the path of Cole, a courier in Empire City, who unwittingly finds himself delivering the most deadly of ...
Reviewed by JosephBarron on June 3, 2009
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
8-bit meets HD in a remade classic (XBLM)
Space Invaders Extreme was originally released on the PSP and DS in 2008 to mark the 30th anniversary of the arcade classic and it quickly found its niche as a superb pick-up-and-play action title for the portable systems. Taito has breathed new life into the game this year by hiring ...
Reviewed by JosephBarron on May 14, 2009
Drift into a sunny arcade classic. (XBLM)
OutRun has long been one of SEGA's classic arcade racers alongside an impressive collection which includes games like Super Hang On, Crazy Taxi, Daytona and SEGA Rally. What makes it stand out from the rest of this mammoth portfolio is its complete polish and precision. This is one series that ...
Reviewed by JosephBarron on April 20, 2009
3 out of 3 found this review helpful.
A nice piece of nostalgia for Sega fans (PS3)
Sonic’s Ultimate Genesis Collection is a compilation of 49 first-party games released for the Sega Genesis console in the 1980s and ‘90s. The major selling point, as the title suggests, is that the collection contains emulations of all of the Sonic The Hedgehog games released on the system, including Spinball ...
Reviewed by JosephBarron on April 14, 2009
Not fast enough. Not furious enough (X360)
Since the release of The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape From Butcher Bay on the original Xbox in 2004, Tigon Studios and their founder, Hollywood star - Vin Diesel, have set the standard for videogame movie tie-ins. Their latest project, Wheelman, stars Diesel once again, but takes a very different direction ...
Reviewed by JosephBarron on March 31, 2009
A prime of example of just how powerful the PS3 really is (PS3)
It's been a long time coming, but after a 4 year wait, Killzone 2 is finally out on store shelves. Developed by Guerrilla Games, this is a PlayStation 3 exclusive sci-fi FPS, set in a galactic war between two human colonies, the ISA and the Helghast. This time around, the ...
Reviewed by JosephBarron on March 5, 2009
Great premise that is never completely fulfilled (PS3)
The original Resistance: Fall of Man was a flagship PS3 launch title for Sony. The sequel comes at a time when the market's most expensive system is crying out for another killer-app in the wake of the astounding Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of The Patriots. Does Resistance 2 fit ...
Reviewed by JosephBarron on Feb. 18, 2009
A sequel which fails to learn from the first game's problems (X360)
Reviewed by JosephBarron on Feb. 3, 2009
0 out of 2 found this review helpful.
Another princely reinvention, with mixed results (X360)
Reviewed by JosephBarron on Jan. 7, 2009
A risky new IP with great potential for the future (X360)
Reviewed by JosephBarron on Dec. 18, 2008
A voyage into the unknown, but a fantastic journey nonetheless (PS3)
Reviewed by JosephBarron on Nov. 10, 2008
The best football game for the current generation of systems (X360)
Reviewed by JosephBarron on Oct. 28, 2008
Great for Bourne fans, but perhaps not to everybody's tastes (X360)
Reviewed by JosephBarron on Sept. 15, 2008
"Kept you waitin' huh?" (PS3)
Over the last twenty years the Metal Gear series has influenced and changed the action / adventure genre with every new entry in the series. Without it, stealth-action would not exist and story-telling in games would not be what it is today. Metal Gear needed a final chapter fitting of ...
Reviewed by JosephBarron on July 21, 2008