Reviews

Welcome to the latest edition of our retro review series! Today we are going to be looking at Kingdom Hearts 2, an amazing third person RPG developed by Square Enix. KH2 does a masterful job of weaving famous worlds and characters from Disney and Final Fantasy.

“I awoke to a world of pain.”

Steelseries enters the iOS 7 hardware competition with a fully-featured, console quality gamepad set to bring the living room experience to you iDevice.

The newest title from the groundbreaking Anomaly Publishing arrives. Shifter is one original graphic novel not to be missed.

Garret returns to his thieving ways for the reincarnation of a classic.

The martial arts epic comes home with a Blu Ray that packs more than just a  copy of the film.

Capcom and developer Double Helix bring a rebooted Strider to consoles that not only updates, but outdoes and improves upon envy version that’s come before (including the arcade original) in every way.

Mobile strategy title Line of Defense Tactics  – Tactical Advantage comes to the PC, but should it have bothered setting it’s waypoint from iOS to Steam?

The Autobots little yellow scout gets a starring role in his own DVD compilation of episodes from the hit Transformers Prime cartoon show.

Press Play’s game about a boy and his marker comes to Xbox One in fine form. Get ready to doodle with nature.

Donkey Kong Country Tropical Freeze manages to be bolder, harder, and overall more enjoyable than its predecessor.

Seiken Densetsu 3 (Legend of the Holy Sword 3 in English), is the sequel to Secret of Mana on the Super Nintendo, a hidden gem that westerners never got a chance to play. Seiken Densetsu 3, published and developed by Square is a wonderful RPG that should have hit western …

Crytek’s game about the Roman Legion finally sees release as a launch game for the Xbox One- and is more fun than it probably has a right to be.

The saws will cut those meeses to pieces.

Bravely Default is quite possibly one of greatest RPGs since Final Fantasy 5. It’s Final Fantasy done right and a wonderful addition to the 3DS library. RPGs have changed a lot since the 80s and 90s, we’ve gone from turn based strategy to real time combat with online play. It’s …

Ultra-hard space-shooting action so good, you’ll keep coming back despite the urge to chuck your keyboard across the room.