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Surviving horror...

It's about time.

Colored Expectations...

You can't be satisfied without it...Sega Model 2.

Good Clean Fun

All in the suit that you wear.

This game is ON FIRE!  Off the bench by EA Sports comes a PSN/LIVE Arcade version of the comically intense 2v2 basketball franchise known for insane dunks, super swats, and more Boom Shakalaka references than one man should be allowed to say.  And while there are a few annoying mechanics, this game is generally rock solid and does the Jam brand proud.

Before ever playing it for review, Eufloria held the honor of being one of the few games to beat me. It's not uncommon to observe a young man at a trade show approach a kiosk and fiddle with a controller for a few minutes before deciding his endeavor was futile. I had never done that, but a virgin dive into the middle of someone else’s demo was all it took for Eufloria to blind and bewilder my gaming sensibilities and leave me checking my phone for a phantom obligation. In my defense, Eufloria kind of gets off on using its art as lure; mechanics or the actual game seem secondary when you look at Eufloria and instantly know you want to play it.

I don't think we're in Raccoon City anymore!?  From Capcom comes the Games on Demand release of the survival horror classic that has been given the "high def" treatment this time around.  And with enhanced graphics coupled with one of the best gameplay experiences of the last ten years, this serves as a great (and relatively cheap) way to welcome Halloween.

Capcom has gone HD happy with a lot of classic games lately, and that's not a bad thing. For the last few years they've released a bevy of Street Fighter titles that have been upgraded, shined and sparkled for HD ready televisions. It's no surprise that it finally moved Street Fighter III Third Strike to the HD list. What is surprising is that they added a little sparkle to it for the hardcore fans.

Caught between Baseball on Atari (for mechanics) and World Series Baseball from Sega, Baseball Stars brings the simplicity and the goods in one nice baseball package. Released last week for PSN in the NEOGEO Station package, there's a lot to enjoy in this classic.