This is better. After playing through Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell HD, I was wondering how Ubisoft’s other two PS2 spy classics would work in HD. Chaos Theory has largely resolved those concerns. From the outset, it is obvious that this is a far more mature production. The cut scenes have…
Read MoreHysteria Project was a bit of a flawed gem. It was short and good fun to play through once, if not twice, but it was also barely interactive and the video quality of the game was downright dismal. Though there is the option to play the game on PS3 as…
Read MoreHysteria Project was a bit of a flawed gem. It was short and good fun to play through once, if not twice, but it was also barely interactive and the video quality of the game was downright dismal. Though there is the option to play the game on PS3 as…
Read MoreTaking classic game design and trying to make it jive in 3D has always been fraught with danger. For every Mario 64 which successfully makes the jump are franchises that have really struggled with the extra dimension, such as Sonic and Castlevania games. But most appropriately for this review is…
Read MoreTaking classic game design and trying to make it jive in 3D has always been fraught with danger. For every Mario 64 which successfully makes the jump are franchises that have really struggled with the extra dimension, such as Sonic and Castlevania games. But most appropriately for this review is…
Read MoreTom Clancy’s Splinter Cell doesn’t look good in HD. It looks sharper, sure, but especially in cut scenes the animation is stiff and the facial movements of characters as they talk to one another is embarrassing. LA Noire this is not. In-game, Splinter Cell does its best to remind you…
Read MoreTom Clancy’s Splinter Cell doesn’t look good in HD. It looks sharper, sure, but especially in cut scenes the animation is stiff and the facial movements of characters as they talk to one another is embarrassing. LA Noire this is not. In-game, Splinter Cell does its best to remind you…
Read MoreFractal: Make Blooms not War might have a name that is pushing a little hard to be artistic and quaint, but the game itself is a thoroughly charming and chilled out little puzzle game, and it also happens to be the most original take on the match-3 genre that I’ve…
Read MoreFractal: Make Blooms not War might have a name that is pushing a little hard to be artistic and quaint, but the game itself is a thoroughly charming and chilled out little puzzle game, and it also happens to be the most original take on the match-3 genre that I’ve…
Read MoreFirstly, we simply have to start this review off with a word of warning; Spelunker HD is only for true hardcore gamers. The games wimpy protagonist doesn’t have a glass jaw, he has a glass body, and will die for literally every mistake made: jump or fall from too high,…
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