Marlow Briggs and the Mask of Death Review
Offbeat GemKilling Him Will Only Piss Him Off One of the things I hold proudly in my obsession with video games is the drive I have to play games that fly under the radar, or the ones that just don’t “fit in” with the ot...
Crash City Mayhem Review
How to Turn the 3DS Into a 3DN64 Remember Crazy Taxi? It’s pretty much impossible to forget as it’s still sitting waiting to be fed quarters in almost every single one of the few remaining arcades in the U.S. and p...
Lone Survivor Director’s Cut Review
Offbeat GemLone Survivor makes PS3 less … Lonely Lone Survivor was first released on PC, Linux and Mac by Jasper Byrne last year and has since been ported over to PS3. It features a “Lone Survivor”, a plush cat toy and s...
Fuse Review
A Fusion of Action, RPG, and Boredom After years of Playstation exclusives, Insomniac Games is back with not only a new IP, but the first game in their line-up to be on both the Playstation 3 and the Xbox 360. This game was t...
Grand Theft Auto V Mega-Review
Editor's ChoiceGold AwardHoly.  Crap. Grand Theft Auto V is, in a word, awesome. It’s hard to find a game that so seamlessly combines gameplay and story in a way that isn’t just rewarding– it’s impossibly fun. The characters a...
Aarklash: Legacy Review
Wheel Swords are Magic-Repo, People The world of Aarklash: Legacy is a complex and engaging endeavour into the depths of fantasy. It braves a new world of fantasy where the Goldmongers, essentially a massive bank that rules wit...
Dead Space 3 Review
Less Horror, More Microtransactions It is difficult not to compare the Dead Space series with the “Alien” franchise simply because they are very similar. Dead Space is like “Alien” because it was more ...
Rayman Legends Mega-Review
Gold AwardA Ray of Sunlight Ubisoft, you have done an amazing thing and it’s called Rayman Legends. The art is magnificent, the sound is energetic, and the levels are creative and challenging. Rayman Legends is Ubisoft’s way of s...
Anarchy Reigns Review
Introduce a Little Anarchy As the beat ’em up genre slowly fades into obscurity and fighting games try to stay relevant after the passing of the arcade generation, it is nice to see a developer take a stab a creating a ga...
Legend of Dungeon Review
Offbeat GemLegend of Fun-geon I’ll be honest, Legend of Dungeon wasn’t even on my radar until about a week ago. Since then, I’ve played and loved it as if I’d been anticipating it for ages. Built in one of the most unconventional,...
Heavy Fire: The Chosen Few Review
Shooting At Idiots On-rails shooters are a dying breed. No real explanation exists as to why that is so. It’s not like they’re bad or outdated; they just don’t sell well. The House of the Dead: Overkill andÂ...
Madden NFL 25 Review
Honoring 25 Years In Style Twenty. Five. Years. That’s how long the Madden series has been around. Take a moment and let that sink in. That’s older than most of the people on staff here a SpawnFirst, myself included. Th...
Tales of Xillia Review
Gold AwardA World Worth Saving Ah Japanese RPG’s, a staple of my gaming life. In Japan, the game market is rife with such games (obviously that’s why they’re called JRPG’s), but there’s two major series amon...
Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate Review
Silver AwardLet The Tournament Begin! Team Ninja, the developer of Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate, have brought forth a game that can be enjoyed by players of all skill levels. Whether you’re a player who likes to knuckle down and master ...
Diablo 3 Mega-Review
Editor's ChoiceGold AwardI Want It All and I Want It Now Hey, remember Baldur’s Gate and its sequel, Shadows of Amn? Remember how awesome those games were? I do. I also remember when Baldur’s Gate: Dark Alliance was announced, and how ...
