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Fun for a while. (X360)

DiRT 2 is built upon the groundwork of the previous DiRT game, with new features such as online play and flashback mode. Having not played the original, I really didn’t know what to expect going in to DiRT 2. One thing is for sure though, this is one hell of ...

Reviewed by Wesker on Sept. 27, 2009

1 out of 1 found this review helpful.

Shadow Complex is as fun as it is engaging. (XBLM)

The final Summer of Arcade title is Shadow Complex from Chair Entertainment and Epic Games. Only announced a few months ago, little about the game was known before release. I was initially skeptical about Shadow Complex due to my feelings about Chair’s first game, Undertow. Thankfully, my worries were for ...

Reviewed by Wesker on Sept. 27, 2009

Falls Short of Expectation (X360)

Wolfenstein is a video game collaboration from id Software and Raven Software. The game has spent several years in development, and has faced certain expectations due to the quality of the older games. Wolfenstein beat my expectations when it comes to single player, but falls very short of meeting my ...

Reviewed by Wesker on Sept. 27, 2009

Explosively fun. (XBLM)

Splosion Man, from the makers of the Maw, combines explosive humor and off-the-wall action. The game boasts both a fairly long single player and a co-op mode for double sploding fun. The question remains: is Splosion Man a gimmick or an explosive platformer? I would say the latter fits Splosion ...

Reviewed by Wesker on Aug. 15, 2009

Cheap Multiplayer Classic (XBLM)

Battlefield 1943 is an interesting experiment coming from longtime Battlefield developer DICE, with the backing of EA. The game has had a rocky launch with just about everything possible going wrong. Servers crashing, players not connecting, party system not working, people dying, MASS HYSTERIA. Despite its launch problems, Battlefield 1943 manages ...

Reviewed by Wesker on July 17, 2009

1 out of 1 found this review helpful.

Completely broken and shallow. (PSN)

The Punisher: No Mercy poses an interesting proposition. The game is only $10, is a first person shooter based on the Unreal engine and has online multiplayer for support up to 8 players. The questions is, should anyone play it? The gameplay is as expected in a modern first person ...

Reviewed by Wesker on July 11, 2009

2 out of 2 found this review helpful.

Just as much fun as it ever was. (XBLM)

id Software’s Wolfenstein 3D is long-hailed the original first person shooter. While it’s not the first FPS ever created, it might as well be, as it is often credited for popularizing the genre. Recently, Wolfenstein 3D was released on XBLA and PSN, with just as much fun as it ever ...

Reviewed by Wesker on July 6, 2009

Well worth the price. (XBLM)

Sam & Max: Save the World, just released on Live Arcade, is the latest point-and-click adventure game from Telltale to show up on the Xbox Live Arcade, and is based off of Sam & Max: Season One that was released for the PC in 2006-2007. It boasts six unique episodes ...

Reviewed by Wesker on July 6, 2009

True to the Source Material (XBLM)

Telltale’s latest adventure game is Wallace & Gromit’s Grand Adventure, an episodic title that focuses on the humor of the animated British comedy with the backdrop of some old-school adventure-style gameplay. Thankfully, it stays true to its source material and makes for a fun game as well. The premise is ...

Reviewed by Wesker on June 20, 2009

Boring and stupid. (XBLM)

Interpol: The Trail of Dr. Chaos is a puzzle type game for the Xbox Live Arcade. The objective is to collect various items around the world, leading to the capture of Dr. Chaos. At 800 Points, is a simple point and click game worth it? Liked: It’s Short: It will ...

Reviewed by Wesker on Feb. 1, 2009

Collection of classic sweetness. (X360)

Namco Museum Virtual Arcade boasts a hoarde of new and old games. It has anything from a few months old Xbox Live Arcade release to a classic 80’s Arcade game. Not only does the collection come loaded with 34 games, it comes with a budget price. At $29.99, that’s less ...

Reviewed by Wesker on Jan. 9, 2009

Fun, but this quest is a mighty short one. (PSN)

Ratchet and Clank Future: Quest For Booty is the next installment in the Ratchet and Clank franchise, sporting numerous sequels and fun gameplay. Quest For Booty doesn't take away from this, but will leave you feeling empty inside.Ratchet and Clank Quest For Booty is all about finding Clank. Clank has ...

Reviewed by Wesker on Aug. 22, 2008

MGS4 is like the cherry on top of the MGS sundae. (PS3)

War has changed. So has the Metal Gear Solid franchise with its fourth installment. Thankfully, it's all for the better, culminating in one of the best games ever. Metal Gear Solid 4 has been the most highly anticipated game for the Playstation 3 since before the console was even announced. ...

Reviewed by Wesker on July 21, 2008

0 out of 1 found this review helpful.

Haze is as mediocre as they come. (PS3)

It's sad that, even in 2008, we still have to put up with this amount of sheer mediocrity. Haze has been looked at as an interesting first person shooter since it was first announced. Coming from the developers of TimeSplitters, expectations were a bit high. It's also garnered plenty of ...

Reviewed by Wesker on July 21, 2008

Rainbow Six Vegas 2 improves upon its predecessor in many ways. (X360)

Rainbow Six Vegas 2 comes hot off the heels of its predecessor, Rainbow Six Vegas from late 2006. The first Vegas game was highly regarded as one of the better shooters of this generation with plenty of praise from critics and consumers all over. Does the sequel stack up? Yes, ...

Reviewed by Wesker on July 21, 2008