A well put together game, with a fun selection of bosses and some great fan service. But it’s not without it’s faults.

It is with no small amount of trepidation that I prepare to admit to you one of the secrets that always gets me ridiculed at the bars and with friendss… I fucking loved Michael Jackson.

Gentle friends and neighbours, behold: a review of the Sega Genesis classic, Michael Jackson’s Moonwalker.

Harvest Moon has always been fun, albeit a bit boring at times. However, the newest addition to the series, Harvest Moon Grand Bazaar, has changed some key elements to decrease that boredom and add a whole new dynamic to the game play.

Case Zero is fantastic. It’s only 400 points, and while the town of Still Creek is fairly small (about as big as one of the sections of the mall from the first game), it is pretty much your own little playground.

Two grizzled overweight American forty year olds prove themselves a more effective fighting force than all the punks, cops and soldiers in the city. The gritty style of the singleplayer campaign, and the unique multiplayer offering makes Kane and Lynch 2: Dog Days something worth playing if you are into stories of the filth laden underworld.

Admit it. Farts are still funny. The word “fuck” still makes you want to giggle. Poop is still a pretty entertaining idea.

If you deny any of this, you are a liar. If you proudly and out-loud admitted “Damn right!”, then chances are you played Conker’s Bad Fur Day.

My pre-release review of the epic epic of epicness inside.

Let’s talk about roguelikes today. No, not like THAT Rogue… I wish.

Although the gameplay remains relatively unchanged and only a few new characters have been added, BlazBlue succeeds on it’s strong foundation and reduced price tag.

After years of playing games that squander the motion concept of the Wii, I finally found a game that proves the system is not just a novelty.