Papo & Yo is an experience that you probably haven’t had before, and it is well worth your time and money. If you have a PS3 and a soul, I highly recommend that you give it a try.

Ah, puzzle platformers. It’s the best genre for making you feel like that kid from The Wizard while he plays Mario Bros 3 one moment, and then rudely makes you feel like that same kid when he tries to successfully talk to humans. They must have highs and lows to keep you occupied and entertained …

Diablo II was launched almost 13 years ago, and the Lord of Destruction expansion was 11 years ago. In that time, countless loot-based action RPGs have been released, but few have come close to generating the pure, unadulterated loot lust caused by the original. 

Max Payne 2 came out nearly a decade ago, and things have changed quite a bit since then. Enough time has passed that a radically different Max Payne was in order, and the character of Max has changed as well as the game. Max is much older and has been spending most of his time …

Everything was going poorly for Lee Everett. Being charged with murder is always bad, but having it happen at the same time America collapses under a zombie apocalypse is especially unfortunate luck. On the bright side, surviving hoards of undead should provide a distraction from Lee’s legal woes. Based on the wildly popular comic book …

Trials Evolution is enough of a departure from previous titles to make it feel fresh, but it manages to hold on to the core gameplay that makes Trials great.

You’re probably like me, extremely good looking, beating off suitors with a stick, and have no idea what the hell StarDrone Extreme is. This is not good, your otherwise perfect display of human perfection is being tarnished by this fact. It’s ok though, I’m here to help. 

Get out your stone washed jeans and ask Guy Fieri if you can borrow his sunglasses–Serious Sam is back. Serious Sam BFE seems like it was cryogenically frozen in the early 90s and has just been thawed out. The Serious Engine 3.5 does give it a new coat of paint, but doesn’t do anything to …

Maybe it was the art style seemingly lifted straight from the “I Spy” books of my childhood that initially pulled me in to the world of The Splatters, but it was the simple addictive gameplay that kept me playing.

If you are reading this late review of Michael Jackson: The Experience, then you are either a pretty big fan of the King of Pop, or you want to read about how horrible this “game” is. If you are in the latter group, sorry, it isn’t bad. That being said, if you don’t at least …