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Endurance Run: Origins (PSP)

The GiantBomb community should be intimately familiar with the Shin Megami Tensei: Persona series. Most of us know by now that Persona 3 and 4 were superb RPGs that featured socially relevant characters and deep, involving combat. But what about the lesser-known original games for the PSX? Atlus has answered ...

Reviewed by spilledmilkfactory on Oct. 23, 2009

Chart It (PS3)

If for some reason you have yet to pick up Uncharted 2, turn off your computer and buy it right away. Naughty Dog's newest creation has "Game of the Year Contender" written all over it. The single player is an epic journey that benefits from many improvements over the original, ...

Reviewed by spilledmilkfactory on Oct. 21, 2009

Better Than You'd Think (PS3)

Wolfenstein is one of the rare games that actually surprised me. Judging from the pre-release trailers and largely mediocre reviews, I was expecting just another bland shooter when I popped Raven's newest game into my PS3. The funny thing is that, on a certain level, Wolfenstein is just another shooter. ...

Reviewed by spilledmilkfactory on Sept. 22, 2009

1 out of 1 found this review helpful.

More Than Just The "Best Comic Game" (PS3)

To say that Batman: Arkham Asylum is the best comic book game ever made is to do the game a disservice. Think about it. Most games based on comics are average at best, with only a few rising to greatness. Arkham Asylum easily leaves all of those games in the ...

Reviewed by spilledmilkfactory on Sept. 5, 2009

Too Much of A Good Thing? (X360)

Okay, let's get straight to the point: I know that a lot of you are not here for the multiplayer maps. You're here for the zombies. Unfortunately, in this case it seems like Treyarch has just gone overboard when throwing in new content. Sure, the change of scenery is great ...

Reviewed by spilledmilkfactory on July 15, 2009

Yep, This Is Battlefield (PSN)

In a nutshell, Battlefield 1943 is the gameplay of Bad Company on the maps of Battlefield 1942. If you loved Bad Company and fancy the idea of playing more like it, 1943 will certainly scratch that itch. If you missed Bad Company, you have brought shame upon your family, but ...

Reviewed by spilledmilkfactory on July 13, 2009

It's Jack Frost, Ho! (DS)

It seems to me that Atlus owes Giantbomb.com a great big "thank you." Ever since Jeff and Vinny began the Persona 4 Endurance Run, I've found myself entranced by their virtual exploits. I know of several people who have gone out and purchased Atlas products solely because of the ER, ...

Reviewed by spilledmilkfactory on July 2, 2009

1 out of 1 found this review helpful.

Remember this game? (PS3)

If Prototype seems familiar to you, don't be surprised. Anyone who played last generation's The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction (also developed by Radical Entertainment) will immediately recognize most of Prototype's key mechanics, as many of them are ripped, unchanged, straight from The Hulk. While the core action was great fun ...

Reviewed by spilledmilkfactory on June 21, 2009

8 out of 12 found this review helpful.

I'm a bastard. (PS3)

Morality seems to be a big trend in gaming recently. Infamous marks the latest in a string of releases that puts the player's moral fiber to the test over the course of the story. What separates Sucker Punch's latest from, say, Mass Effect or Bioshock, is the impact that player's ...

Reviewed by spilledmilkfactory on June 6, 2009

1 out of 1 found this review helpful.

Scared yet? Neither am I. (PS3)

For about ten hours, Resident Evil 5 provides one of the most polished action experiences on consoles. The graphics are jaw-dropping, the setpieces are ludicrously intense, and the story is wonderful and campy. Although RE5 seems to have transcended the need to actually be scary, the heartpounding action more than ...

Reviewed by spilledmilkfactory on March 29, 2009

1 out of 1 found this review helpful.

Life is pain. (WII)

I stand at the top of a castle, a trio of werewolves bearing down on me. As the first charges, I dodge the attack with a backflip and rev up my chainsaw, running the blade lengthwise up the creature's body. The werewolf splits in half and vibrant blood stains the ...

Reviewed by spilledmilkfactory on March 17, 2009

3 out of 4 found this review helpful.

Redemption (PS3)

The original Killzone suffered from an overabundance of hype. Billed by Sony as a Halo-killer, the game inevitably fell short of expectations when it turned out pretty average. In 2005, a trailer for Killzone 2 was unveiled at E3 showcasing incredible graphics and chaotic setpieces. Many doubted Guerilla's ability to ...

Reviewed by spilledmilkfactory on March 7, 2009

1 out of 1 found this review helpful.

I just don't know. (PSN)

I have no idea what's going on. Now I'm not trying to be cute or funny here; I really don't understand what is happening in front of me. Noby Noby Boy is a game with no real goals, no real characters, and no real purpose. Oddly enough, it is this ...

Reviewed by spilledmilkfactory on Feb. 21, 2009

Flower is the best PSN game yet, and a huge breath of fresh air. (PSN)

It really is startling to see how closely video games and simulated killing have become interwoven. Even child-friendly characters such as Mario are little more than pastel colored turtle squashers deep down. It is for this reason that Flower is so deeply refreshing, as this is a game that celebrates ...

Reviewed by spilledmilkfactory on Feb. 16, 2009

1 out of 1 found this review helpful.

Supernova is a blast! (Sorry, I had to say it) (PSN)

Lumines Supernova is the latest in the trippy puzzle series, and the first to premiere on the PS3. As someone who owned and played the hell out of Lumines Live! for the 360, it is clear to me that Q Entertainment has listened to fan feedback when crafting this downloadable ...

Reviewed by spilledmilkfactory on Feb. 15, 2009

You can keep your heroes, thanks. (WII)

Warning: No More Heroes may contain content that is innapropriate for everyone. Blood will flow. Strange sexual references will be made. Human limbs will littler the ground. It's pure, outrageous genious.The story of No More Heroes is a very simple one. Travis Touchdown, the antihero of the game, goes out ...

Reviewed by spilledmilkfactory on Jan. 27, 2009

Let's forget this ever happened. (PS3)

I want to enjoy my time with The Force Unleashed, I really do, but Lucasarts clearly had other plans. Every time I play through a legitimately fun section of the game, I am foolishly lured into thinking, for the umpteenth time, "Hey, maybe this will turn out good after all." ...

Reviewed by spilledmilkfactory on Jan. 27, 2009

The ambiance makes it worth playing, but it overstays its welcome (PS3)

I have to admit that I didn't expect much out of Prince of Persia before the game was released. However, after surprisingly positive reviews and a sale at my local game store, I decided to give it a shot. After taking in the gorgeous graphics, going through a few tutorial ...

Reviewed by spilledmilkfactory on Dec. 29, 2008

LBP is a great art project accompanied by a decent game. (PS3)

Littlebigplanet is many things; a video game, an interactive art project, an outlet through which creativity can flourish. But the fact remains that first and foremost, LBP is a platformer video game, and while the artistic and creative aspects of the game outpace all competition, the gameplay that holds these ...

Reviewed by spilledmilkfactory on Dec. 16, 2008

Leap of faith (PS3)

I was really pulling for Mirror's Edge to be one of the best games of the year. I mean, with a concept this unique, the development expertise of DICE, and EA's deep pockets, ME should have been superb. The harsh reality is that all the hype has built up to ...

Reviewed by spilledmilkfactory on Nov. 13, 2008