The mini-game collection starring Pikachu and the Pokemon cast is now available in stores for Wii from Nintendo.
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Check out the final launch trailer for Activision and Treyarch's latest Call of Duty title, due out on November 9 on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and Wii.
I hate to say it, but Telephantasm is the best part of the whole package.
At this point, the Guitar Hero series has undoubtedly overstayed its welcome. While the series saw some definite innovation in its transition from 3 to World Tour, and moderately so from World Tour to 5, Warriors of Rock brings almost nothing to the table. Sure there's a new track list and they added the mediocre Quest Mode, but the only thing that truly stands out is the Quickplay + Mode that began in the last iteration of the series.
It's that time again, kids!
Time for PB & Jason! This issue is devoted to just a few things, most notably Keiji Inafune's Capcom departure, NBA Jam, and Rock Band 3.
The Rabbids are back again for a brand new adventure. This time, through use of a Time Washing Machine, they are making their way through human history.
Did EA drop the ball?
I'm sure I'm not the only one who has many fond memories spent playing countless hours of the original NBA Jam titles. The over-the-top antics were undoubtedly the attraction; breaking the backboard, playable mascots, the Clintons, "Boom-shaka-laka", "He's on Fire!", rampant fouling, and fast-paced down-to-the-second gameplay. All of it is back in this latest edition of the series now under the control of EA Sports after the closing of originator, Midway.
It represents the show accurately, but does little to go above and beyond the basic premise.
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? is yet another quiz show turned video game, designed for multiplayer casual gaming environments. While the single player is challenging and the multiplayer supports up-to-four people, the bland nature of the game doesn't make for a compelling experience, even with a group of friends.
The title, already announced for Japan and Europe, is officially making its way to the West.
This morning Nintendo of America announced that American players will have a special way to celebrate 25 years of the famous Italian mascot. On December 12, Super Mario All-Stars Limited Edition will be released in America for a limited time only.
Yet another movie license put to poor use.
There's just no creative way to say it; Alpha and Omega is your typical video game based on a movie. It's shallow, repetitive, and excruciatingly boring. However, with many other similar titles I'm at least somewhat able to understand the appeal it will have for smaller children, especially considering the gameplay's relative ease. But the redundancy found within Alpha and Omega is sure to turn off even the youngest fan of the movie.
Players will be taken on a co-op adventure through a seamless magical land in late November. Its final launch trailer is depicted.
