Saints Row: The Third is a top-notch AAA experience, and a worthy sequel to Saints Row 2. Does it manage to surpass it’s predecessor, or does it get bogged down in the over-the-top ridiculousness of the Third Street Saints?
Super Mario 3D World (SM3DW) is incredible. I don’t mean “oh wow, this game is so great, this is the best platformer of the year!”. No. I mean “this game is so excellent, it reminds us what Nintendo means to our culture and gives the Wii U a fighting chance in the console wars.” Seriously. I often found myself stunned how much fun I (and a few of my friends) were having.
DuckTales Remastered is a lovingly recrafted game and a true gem of a platformer. As it’s on sale today at 5.99$, do yourself a favor and go pick it up.
New Super Luigi U (NSLU) is one of the best deals currently available for the fledgling Wii U System.
Saints Row 2 is a fun bit of ultra-violence, which somehow manages to successfully ride the thin line between silly and emotionally engaging.
Skullgirls is a gorgeous, highly polished fighter. While I had intended to do this review after finishing Saints Row 2, it’s on 50% off sale for the rest of the day on Steam so this seems an appropriate time for a review.
So you’ve picked up an HDTV (or tuner) and you’re wondering what to plug into that RF connector? You head down to the local electronics store, only to be faced with a $30+ price tag for an indoor antenna? Isn’t it just a piece of metal?
I could tell that I had some small measure of success when my 6 and 9 year old nieces became obsessed with one of my Android games: Pop Them Balloons. I realized after extensive kid gameplay testing that I needed to update a few things:
