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Grip Games shows off first screens for Atomic Ninjas

atomic ninjas

There are plenty of radioactive versions of things, but I’ll bet there haven’t been ninjas, that aren’t also talking turtles. Playstation 3 and PS Vita owners are about to find out. Grip Games, the minds behind such titles as 5-in-1 Arcade Hits, The Impossible Game and Foosball 2012 are bringing forth another intrguing game to more »

Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance port incoming

Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance

There’s great news out of Japan today, direct from Hideradio! Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, Platinum Games’ unique and pretty well received installment in the Metal Gear series, is getting a port. I know what you’re thinking and no. Sorry, but this isn’t news of a Wii U port. Go back to playing that Rayman Legends more »

10 3DS Games we want to see at E3 2013

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We had a lot of fun going over the 10 Vita Games we want to see at E3 2013, so it seems only fair to do the same with 3DS games. After all, the 3DS is the more popular of the two handhelds and it as a number of highly anticipated games coming out in more »

Remastered Sonic the Hedgehog appears on Android, iOS

sonic the hedgehog android ios

There’s news in the world of retro games today. Sonic the Hedgehog has made it onto iOS and Android devices. “But wait,” you say. “I already own Sonic the Hedgehog on my iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch.” Ah, but this is a better, remastered version of Sonic the Hedgehog and means you’ll need to update your version, so more »

Scribblenauts Unmasked could be a GOTY

scribblenauts unmasked

Which one is better, Batman or Superman? In the world of Scribblenauts, there’s no guessing. People can actually put in some words and finds out. It’s a debate like this that starts off Scribblenauts Unmasked: A DC Comics Adventure. 5th Cell’s latest installment is set in motion after Maxwell and Lily argue about characters from more »

Europe’s June PlayStation Plus offerings are too awesome

shadow of the colossus ps3 playstation plus

You know, a while back I said that Europe getting better PlayStation Plus freebies was really no big deal. After today’s announcement, I may have to change that stance. The June 2013 PlayStation Plus offerings for European gamers have just been announced and their greatness will make your stomach turn. You’re going to see these more »

Google Play Games gets confirmed ahead of Google I/O

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In the days leading up to Google I/O, Android Police uncovered evidence of an upcoming gaming service that would be Android’s answer to Apple’s Game Center. Even with all the discovered file names and images, nothing was certain because Google kept quiet about the matter. However, an update to Eufloria HD has confirmed the existence of Google more »

Review: Black Rock Shooter The Game

black rock shooter

Title: Black Rock Shooter The Game Price: $19.99 System(s): PSP (Also playable on Vita) Release Date: April 23, 2013 Publisher (Developer): NIS America (Imageepoch) ESRB Rating: “Teen” for Mild Language, Suggestive Themes and Violence I was wondering how to begin this review. After all, Black Rock Shooter The Game is based on a character inspired more »

Star Command update fixes a lot of issues

Star Command

Star Command is great game, but it did ship with some niggles that hurt the overall experience. Many of those problems have been addressed in a new update for the game. Some new additions include a better tutorial, directions on how to play the weapon mini-games, three more tokens for new games and plenty more. more »

Android Amusements: Punch Quest

punch quest

Ah, Punch Quest, an endless runner with lots of humor. Am I upset that the Android version took over a year to appear and costs $0.99 when the iOS version was free-to-play? Nope. I’m just happy that it is finally here and I am more than happy to pay $1 for RocketCat Games and Madgarden’s more »