Reviews
All reviews are based off copies from the PSN store, these are not “preview” or “review” builds. We are reviewing the same thing that you will be buying. All full games are graded on a scale that ranges from 1 to 5 stars, a breakdown of the scale is below. There are no half stars, we only use whole stars here baby. For add-on content we will not place a score on it. The review will just have our thoughts on it, since if you bought the game you will probably want to buy the add-on.
In this day and age most people only care about the score, so we will keep the actual review to a minimum, a couple paragraphs at most. We also use the full review scale here, an average game will receive a 3 star score.

A game that every PS3 owner should have.

A game that you could recommend to a friend. Sure there are a few things wrong, but that won’t take away from the fun.

The good in the game out weighs the bad. This is just your average run of the mill game. Not spectacular but certainly not bad. Try the demo, if there is one, to make sure you will like it.

The bad in the game out weighs the good. Most people won’t find enjoyment in this title, although fans of the genre or series still might. So if there is a demo try it first.

Avoid like the plague.
Review Transparency
Most of the time we are given vouchers by the publisher or developer so that we can review the game. But on the off chance that we are not given a code, we will pay for the game out of our own pocket. If you do not see any additional notes at the end of a review, you can assume that we were given a code so that we could review it. If we paid for the game out of pocket, you will see a note mentioning that. We hope this will give a better picture of how we are reviewing games.


Castle Crashers (PS3 8/31)
Alien Breed: Impact (PS3 9/01)