Codemasters has taken a good page from Bethesda Softworks; do what you do best and keep doing it. There is no doubt that Codemasters knows how to make racing games. They own the F1 market and they appear to have owned the Rally market for the last two versions. Could they keep the tradition of 'knowing what the hell they're doing with racing games' with the latest release of DiRT?Come find out.

L.A. Noire is the story of Cole Phelps, a decorated World War II veteran and newly minted detective in the LAPD. You play as Phelps as he rises through the ranks of the LAPD, taking on an escalating series of cases and investigations inspired by real-world crimes that occurred in LA during the late 1940s.

FINALLY! The Playstation Network has come back online. What should a reviewer try first? How about a little bit of Brink? It’s been just a week since I wrote my first Brink review, which has given me ample time to digest what I spouted out about the Xbox 360 version. If you didn’t read that one then let me please catch you up on the game’s story. Set in a futuristic city called t...[Read More]

Sega returns with another edition of their franchise tennis game Virtua Tennis. Still kicking from the arcade days, Virtua Tennis attempts to reclaim some ground that Top Spin ruthlessly stole from it with Virtua Tennis 4.Shall we find out the score?

Some of my earliest memories of the PS3 go back to the E3 footage from several years ago. One of the featured upcoming titles was Motorstorm, and man did it look awesome. It turned out to be an excellent game that received a great sequel in 2008 with Motorstorm: Pacific Rift. Evolution Studios is back with another Motorstorm this week: Apocalypse. The core gameplay is the same, but this time the e...[Read More]

Remastering content in HD isn't just for movies anymore. Last year SCEA released the Sly Cooper Collection, and just last month Square Enix released the impressive Tomb Raider Trilogy. Ubisoft is partaking in the action as well with two HD-ified trilogies. Up first is Prince of Persia, followed in June by Splinter Cell. I have spent most of the last week playing the Prince of Persia Trilogy and de...[Read More]

A nice, cheap, fun adventure is hardly something a gamer can pass up. Thanks to the thriving online networks (PSN and Xbox Live) people get a chance to see small developers strut their stuff. The Fancy Pants Adventures is one of those 'stuff' that a small developer, Borne Games, has indeed strutted. The question is, can this $9.99 game entertain from beginning to end? Come find out...

Just when you thought Puzzle Quest was the most addicting game on the market, this entered the game (and is now available on a console near you unless you own a Wii).

SOCOM has come a long way since it's original debut at E3 years and years ago. With the emergence of the next generation console, SOCOM fans have been licking their chops for a truly 'next gen' experience with the hardcore military driven title. Could SCEA and Zipper Interactive deliver the goods? Come see.

Gamers... Start Your Engines!  After a two year hiatus, the complete NASCAR experience returns to consoles with this offering by publisher Activision and developer Eutechnyx.  And while this initial run by the publisher/dev team will please many fans of the sport and have them wanting more, the "less educated" player might find it difficult to have success right from the first green flag.

I'm a big fan of collections and compilations and the like, so when I discovered a few months back that Square Enix was going to publish a Tomb Raider Trilogy for the PS3, I was excited. I knew there had to be reason that after all of these years, I had yet to make time to play through an entire Lara Croft adventure. Now, one a single disc for a very comfortable $40 price, gamers can enjoy three c...[Read More]

Tiger Woods PGA Tour 12: The Masters has finally arrived. For any golf fanatics out there you're going to be spending hours upon hours in front of the television explaining to your wife the importance of being quiet as you try to sink the 30-foot putt. All of it is for the coveted green jacket.