Kyle
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An often-overlooked classic that harkens back to a bygone era (N64)
There was a time in video games, not long ago, when every single detail of a game didn't have to make perfect sense. When not every city had to be the most majestically realized polygonal urban zone you had ever witnessed. When we didn't have to come up with asinine ...
Reviewed by Kyle on Nov. 2, 2009
A needlessly arcaic music game with no incentive to gain skill (PS2)
Let me start off by saying that I really am trying to objectively evaluate the game. I'm not trying to trash it just for the sake of being a jerk. Also, just so all the Beatmania nerds out there stop telling me this: I know that this is not a ...
Reviewed by Kyle on Nov. 3, 2008
Thank You Sir, May I Have Another? (XBLM)
Braid is one of the most creative and mind-blowing games I've ever played. Without question. Jus' sayin'.Time-reversal has been seen in plenty of  video games, but Braid utilizes it in ways that puts all those other examples to absolute shame. Some of the puzzles in this game will leave you ...
Reviewed by Kyle on Sept. 6, 2008
Improves upon Burnout: Revenge in almost every way (PS2)
PROS: The Burnout makes it's first appearance since B2, No more traffic check, no more star-rating system, cars are set into classes again, great soundtrack, AI seems more challenging, new maniac mode plays to the strengths of the gameplay.CONS: Online play is conspicuously absent, as is crash mode, new car ...
Reviewed by Kyle on July 24, 2008
Still Rockin' (PS2)
PROS: Same insanely addictive gameplay, more songs, mostly great covers, same great style, far better character models, co-op mode is tons of fun, the final venue is actually the best this time CONS: Not as many classics, new heavier focus on crazy-fast songs, no rock meter or loop feature in ...
Reviewed by Kyle on July 24, 2008
More of the same, but still great (DS)
PROS: Extremely import friendly, exact same addictive gameplay from Ouendan and EBA, some great Japanese music, fantastic visual style, adopts the newer features from EBA which Ouendan 1 sorely lacked, new 2-team dynamic is a fun little twist. CONS: Difficulty can become extremely unforgiving, not quite as many great songs ...
Reviewed by Kyle on July 24, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
Not like the old Burnouts, but probably the best open-world racer (X360)
Burnout Paradise hooked me from the very first time I loaded it up and saw that the Start screen hits you with a wide shot of Paradise and the cool sounds of Guns 'N Roses' "Paradise City" (what else?). This is opposed to the usual Burnout fair of some sort ...
Reviewed by Kyle on July 24, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful.