RHCPfan24
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With The Beatles Again (X360)
“By reinterpreting an essential symbol of one generation in the medium and technology of another, The Beatles: Rock Band provides a transformative entertainment experience. In that sense it may be the most important video game yet made.” Seth Schiesel, the New York Times video game critic, declared this upon the ...
Reviewed by RHCPfan24 on Nov. 8, 2009
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
It doesn't get better than this. (X360)
Here it is, the best DLC for the game then and still to this day. It may eventually be bested but for now Moving Pictures is the king of album downloadable content.  All the instruments are a blast to play, with Geddy Lee's signature vocals and basslines even more fun ...
Reviewed by RHCPfan24 on Aug. 4, 2009
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
Not a revolution, but a perfection in survival horror. (X360)
Distress call from a mining ship in the deep recesses of space. Everything goes haywire upon arriving. Silent protagonist. The opening moments....With these clichés, Dead Space seems to be on the track of mediocrity and will be summarily forgotten, right? Well, thankfully, no, because Dead Space does enough on its ...
Reviewed by RHCPfan24 on May 23, 2009
2 out of 2 found this review helpful.
A flawed gem. (PS2)
Killzone had enormous amounts of hype attached to it before it was released in 2004. It was claimed to be a "Halo-killer" and it would be a saving grace for the FPS genre on the PS2. What it ended up being was a big disappointment. However, it is unfair to ...
Reviewed by RHCPfan24 on July 22, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
A simple, excellent sim game. (PS2)
I have owned this game for many years, and I have logged so many hours into this game that I can't remember the first time I played it. The game may seem simple to some, but if you truly "get it" when you play it, you will agree with me ...
Reviewed by RHCPfan24 on July 22, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful.
An astonishing package all around. (X360)
Having won numerous awards at E3 and being surrounded by hype, Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare already seemed like it would be one of the games of the year. Now that it is finally out, it has lived up to all of its expectations and then some. I have ...
Reviewed by RHCPfan24 on July 22, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful.
Brilliant, astonishing, just plain amazing! (X360)
Wow. Once in a while, there will be this one game that is so astonishing that you feel lucky just being to play it. Since Resident Evil 4 debuted on Gamecube two years ago, there has not been one game that I feel has matched it. No I am wrong. ...
Reviewed by RHCPfan24 on July 22, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
It's short, but it is fun. (X360)
This game is not perfect. It is short, sometimes very repetitive, and the multiplayer is not that good. But it IS fun. Through the approximate six to eight hours you can stretch this game out to, you will have a blast. Featuring a great opening level, players will be immersed ...
Reviewed by RHCPfan24 on July 22, 2008
A big disappointment in such a fine series... (X360)
I loved this game. Emphasis on the past tense. When this game released about 17 months ago, I played it until I beat it and then some. Wow, World War II is fun! Now, nearly 17 months later, I picked it up again and realized, hey, this game is not ...
Reviewed by RHCPfan24 on July 22, 2008
Doesn't do the license justice... (WII)
I really wanted to like this game; I did. Despite reading rather sub-par reviews, I decided to land $50 on this game and I felt disappointed with my purchase. This will appeal to Potter fans (like me), but not really anyone else. On the positive side, Hogwarts is rendered beautifully, ...
Reviewed by RHCPfan24 on July 21, 2008
Close to perfection. (X360)
The Tom Clancy series has always been known for their realistic, tactical approach to the shooter genre, and the Rainbow Six series in particular has been Tom Clancy's longest running franchise as well as, arguably, their most popular. Rainbow Six Vegas carries out this tradition, but re-hauls the series in ...
Reviewed by RHCPfan24 on July 21, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
An action-packed, violent, and tight shooter package. (X360)
The Darkness is one of those games that no one expects to be THAT good, but I was very suprised when I played it. The game as a whole is very cohesive and well-done, I am suprised by the quality of such a game. The story is you are a ...
Reviewed by RHCPfan24 on July 21, 2008
Lego Indiana Jones is the best Lego game yet. (X360)
I came in with low expectations for Lego Indiana Jones. Thankfully, I was pleasantly surprised, as this game is fun that anybody, no matter what age, can enjoy.The clean, cute look of the Lego Star Wars games is here, albeit with less sci-fi and more adventure. The environments are all ...
Reviewed by RHCPfan24 on July 21, 2008
A solid entry in the Guitar Hero franchise. (X360)
Let me ask you a question: Do you love Guitar Hero, and do you love Aerosmith? If you said yes, congratulations! You can enjoy Guitar Hero: Aerosmith!I, for one, love both of those so this seems a natural fit for my tastes. And what a solid, safe game it is. ...
Reviewed by RHCPfan24 on July 21, 2008