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Review: Superbeat: Xonic
As a music/rhythm game, Superbeat: Xonic takes inspiration from the DJMax games. Musical notes appear on screen and you’ll need to match your timing with the notes to obtain the high score. On the surface, this new rhythm game for …
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Review: Jungle Rumble: Freedom, Happiness and Bananas
Jungle Rumble: Freedom, Happiness and Bananas is a rhythm based puzzle game involving tribes of monkeys fighting over the jungle trees. You play as the “Great Spirit” controlling the Mofongo tribe through the jungle canopy. The Mofongo Sage informs that objective is to collect the bananas, …
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Review: Sparkle 2 (PS4/Vita)
This is the PS4’s first real touchpad game. It feels like only yesterday when I wrote my Vita review on Sparkle. And during that process I kept thinking to myself “I hope 10tons brings Sparkle 2 and more to PlayStation …
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Review: Sparkle
Developer 10tons is not new to the indie games scene, but they are new to PlayStation. Sparkle on Vita is their entry into the scene and I’m hoping it’s not their first. Not just because I enjoyed and am still …
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Review: A-Men 2
A-Men 2 came across my digital desk a couple of weeks ago, and I decided I’d give it a go. I hadn’t much prior knowledge of the game (or the franchise for that matter), but I had seen a couple …
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Review: Real Boxing
Vivid Games has managed to do a few things right with Real Boxing, first and foremost releasing the first boxing game ever on Vita. That right there sets itself up for lots of potential sales, but then there is the …
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Review: Killzone Mercenary
Killzone: Mercenary comes from a growing line of respected first-person shooters across PS2 and PS3. Killzone Liberation came out on PSP, not in an attempt to bring a console quality first-person shooter to a handheld, but to bring just the …
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Review: KickBeat
Rhythm games have come a long way since the inception of the genre, and ZEN Studios is taking a step in the right direction with its new experimental rhythm game, KickBeat. Unlike games like Rock Band, KickBeat uses 3D character …
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Review: Open Me!
I’m going to fill you in on a very personal secret of mine: I don’t trust games that tell me what to do in their title. It might have something to do with Justin Timberlake, Adam Sandberg, and that SNL …
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Review: Die!Die!Die!
I honestly didn’t know what to expect going into Die!Die!Die!. I also didn’t know it would give me this much fun. Die!Die!Die! is a medical shooter that has you protecting a man’s body from viruses, bacteria, and diseases. While it’s …
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Review: Superbeat: Xonic
As a music/rhythm game, Superbeat: Xonic takes inspiration from the DJMax games. Musical notes appear on screen and you’ll need to match your timing with the notes to obtain the high score. On the surface, this new rhythm game for …
+
Read More
Review: Jungle Rumble: Freedom, Happiness and Bananas
Jungle Rumble: Freedom, Happiness and Bananas is a rhythm based puzzle game involving tribes of monkeys fighting over the jungle trees. You play as the “Great Spirit” controlling the Mofongo tribe through the jungle canopy. The Mofongo Sage informs that objective is to collect the bananas, …
+
Read More
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Review: Sparkle 2 (PS4/Vita)
This is the PS4’s first real touchpad game. It feels like only yesterday when I wrote my Vita review on Sparkle. And during that process I kept thinking to myself “I hope 10tons brings Sparkle 2 and more to PlayStation …
+
Read More
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Review: Sparkle
Developer 10tons is not new to the indie games scene, but they are new to PlayStation. Sparkle on Vita is their entry into the scene and I’m hoping it’s not their first. Not just because I enjoyed and am still …
+
Read More
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Review: A-Men 2
A-Men 2 came across my digital desk a couple of weeks ago, and I decided I’d give it a go. I hadn’t much prior knowledge of the game (or the franchise for that matter), but I had seen a couple …
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Review: Real Boxing
Vivid Games has managed to do a few things right with Real Boxing, first and foremost releasing the first boxing game ever on Vita. That right there sets itself up for lots of potential sales, but then there is the …
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Review: Killzone Mercenary
Killzone: Mercenary comes from a growing line of respected first-person shooters across PS2 and PS3. Killzone Liberation came out on PSP, not in an attempt to bring a console quality first-person shooter to a handheld, but to bring just the …
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Review: KickBeat
Rhythm games have come a long way since the inception of the genre, and ZEN Studios is taking a step in the right direction with its new experimental rhythm game, KickBeat. Unlike games like Rock Band, KickBeat uses 3D character …
+
Read More
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Review: Open Me!
I’m going to fill you in on a very personal secret of mine: I don’t trust games that tell me what to do in their title. It might have something to do with Justin Timberlake, Adam Sandberg, and that SNL …
+
Read More
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Review: Die!Die!Die!
I honestly didn’t know what to expect going into Die!Die!Die!. I also didn’t know it would give me this much fun. Die!Die!Die! is a medical shooter that has you protecting a man’s body from viruses, bacteria, and diseases. While it’s …
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Read More