Heavy systems-based games are always interesting because they provide the most dynamic character and environment interactions. Games that rely on physics, for example, will always be a new experience because the gravity and friction systems will cause things to react differently upon each playthrough, something you’re likely to experience when you play something like Half-Life [...]
One of the most intriguing titles of the year has to be Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor. A Kinect-powered sequel to a relatively obscure mech game from the original Xbox earned a sequel? While the original required a $200 controller, this version only requires a $150 Kinect on top of a standard controller. Coming out later [...]
In Unnecessary Analysis I’ll spend way too much time and much to much effort in coming up with random theories about inconsequential things in video games. Our first entry will be Link’s famous enemy, the Octorok. Let’s start with the Octorok’s name. The ‘rok’ part is easy. These creatures are famous for their ability to [...]
Game Review: StarDrone Release: April 6, 2011 Genre: Puzzle Developer: Beatshapers Available Platforms: PSN Players: 1 MSRP: $7.99 ESRB Rating: E for Everyone Website: Official Website From the minds that brought you Playstation Minis Enigmo and Jane’s Hotel, comes a different take on puzzle-gaming. Combining pinball mechanics within a blanket of collect’em-all dynamics, StarDrone should [...]
Game Review: Berzerk Ball Release: December 19, 2010 Developer: NTT Resonant Inc. MSRP: $0.99 Rating: 9+ Version: 1.0 Size: 15.6 MB Website: http://game.goo.ne.jp/premium/ap/berzerkball_support_e.html#info Berzerk Ball gives you the ability to smash a geek thousands of feet through the air without ramification. Play as one of seven geek smashers, gain experience and level up, buy better [...]
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