Games: Mini Ninjas Review

by
Jesse Cohn
Posted September 15th, 2009 at 7:47 am
Mini Ninjas is a game that stands out among the dozen of similar titles released a year (by that I mean games aimed at children but with an all-ages appeal) that actually transcends the normal stigma of being aimed at children and is rather good. The game has a Mario and Sonic kind of classic style feel to it, and the game truly is one that would feel right at home next to them, and certainly is better than the current generation of Sonic offerings.
You control Hiro, the youngest of the titul...
Video Games: Red Faction: Demons of the Badlands DLC Quick Review

by
Jesse Cohn
Posted August 18th, 2009 at 10:58 am
Red Faction: Guerrilla, as I stated in my review of it, is a great game, and very much worth the playing. And it has only become even more worthwhile with the release of the first of three planned download content packs. This first, dubbed Demons of the Badlands, is a great little prequel tale that answers some questions about one of the main game’s central characters Samanya, while simultaneously providing background on one of the creepier segments of Mars’ populace.
The DLC puts players...
Video Games: Battlefield 1943 Review
About two weeks ago, EA released Battlefield 1943 on XBL and PSN. It was pretty under the radar until a few days before release in which the BF community really started to salivate for a chance to revisit the Pacific Theater. Unfortunately for EA, they didn't quite realize how popular it was going to be even with the low price of $14.99 attached to the game. On both the PSN and XBL fronts, the game was almost unplayable for the first few days of release. Servers were overflowing with players ask...
Re-releasing classics is just a smart thing to do.
This generation of gaming is just filled with conveniences and extras that go above and beyond your normal gaming experience doesn't it? With online being an integral part of the overall experience, it has expanded the way we play games. Not only has it allowed us to demo games before they come out, but it introduced the concept of downloadable content to extend the life cycle of certain games. Online communities were formed and it became easier than ever to play with your buddies from out of st...