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Everyone is all excited about the new consoles like the Xbox One, but I don’t want to forget about the great game system that came before it: the 360.  Last time on my blog, we looked at my favorite Xbox LIVE downloadable titles.  For part two, we’ll go through my favorite disc-based games.  Keep in mind that if a game is missing from my list, it may be because it was on my PS3 blog.  Or I just didn’t play it.  Only games I played will make this blog.  OK let’s get started!

Whenever a new console comes out, like the Xbox One, I like to take a look at the one that came before it and honor that one with a list of my favorite games for it.  A couple of weeks ago I did that with the PS3, and now we’ll do that with the Xbox 360. 

Hey folks, here’s another blog with links to game reviews I’ve written recently.  Please click on as many as you can and maybe even leave a comment or two.  I’d really appreciate it.  At this time of year it’s also a tradition of mine on this blog to do my Pretend Present Christmas Party.  Those who remember this from 1up know how this works, but if you don’t, I’ll explain it anyway.  In the comments section, leave a message with a pretend present for me, something that you think I would like.  It can be anything you want.  It’s the thought that counts—literally!  Best part is, it won’t cost you anything!  Then, when I reply to your comment, I’ll post a pretend present for YOU!  It’s a silly game, but it’s fun when it’s fun.  Looking forward to seeing what you come up with!  And now on to the reviews!

Now that the PS4 is out, I always like to take a look back at the previous console and honor it by listing my favorite games for it.  Last time we looked at my favorite PS3 disc-based games that you have to buy at retail.  Now we’ll look at my favorite games I downloaded on PSN!

Whenever a new console comes out, there’s a lot of excitement centered around it.  That’s why whenever that happens, I like to take a look back and honor that console’s predecessor.  So in this two-part blog series, we’re going to take a look at my favorite PS3 disc-based games.

Hey everyone!  I’ve got a big Thanksgiving feast planned right here on this blog for everyone to chow down into!  But it’s not filled with turkey and pumpkin pie, but more game reviews for you to feast on!  Your bellies may get a little plumper after reading, but my game reviews are full of nutrients so you’ll be filled with power, too!  So please read as many as you can and post a comment or two as well, I’d appreciate it!  Bon Appetit!

The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds is being released soon, and I’m really excited about it.  As a big fan of classic top down Zelda titles, I’m super happy for this one since it’s a sequel to the SNES A Link to the Past.  So in honor of the release of this new Zelda title, here are my top five favorite Zelda characters, just for fun!

It’s that time again for more links to game reviews I’ve written lately at GamerDad.com!  Please click on and read as many as you can, I’d really appreciate it!  Maybe you could leave a comment, too!  This batch seemed to be based on a lot of cartoon licenses, so hence the blog title.

Recently I reviewed a downloadable PS3 game called Girl Fight.  It’s a 3-D fighting game with an all-women cast.  Usually in fighting games, the female characters are more interesting than the guy characters.  So it makes sense to make a whole fighting game with them.  Unfortunately, while the fighting gameplay mechanics in Girl Fight are at least somewhat decent, the characters in the game are not very interesting at all.  But that’s not going to stop me from writing about them anyway!  Yep, this is a filler blog.  You know I like to write about fighting game characters, even if I don’t know anything about them!

Happy Halloween!  Here’s another blog with game reviews I’ve done recently.  Please read as many as you can and reply in the comments section, too, if you like!  I’d appreciate it.  In honor of the holiday, my past four reviews this week had a spooky theme, so we’ll do those first.