To say I enjoyed High Moon’s take on the Transformer’s franchise would be an understatement. Having played Fall of Cybertron in preparation for this game, my expectations were heightened by just how much I truly enjoyed that game. It looked good, played well, and told and interesting story. Edge of Reality’s Rise of the Dark Spark, on the other hand, tries to do everything Fall did, but does it much worse from every angle.
By: Kyle
This latest episode we take a look at the giant flop that had a promise of a 1 million dollar prize that was never given out, Advent: Rising.
By: Kyle Lock
Enjoy this highly requested episode of Community Replay!
By: Kyle Lock
Check out the latest episode of Community Replay with Daniel Hamilton, Error!’s own Clint Prentice, Wayne Jennings and Cody Bauman.
By: Kyle Watch as Zack Fletcher makes his Community Replay debut!
By: Kyle Lock Watch as Corey Rogers and I look at Virtua Fighter 4 for PS2
By: Kyle Derek Carlson hosts his first episode of Community Replay! And if you missed last week’s episode, here it is as well!
Welcome to another episode of Community Replay: Season 2. This episode we take a look at the classic Dreamcast title Powerstone, except that this time it’s the Japanese port.
Rocky with Robots… and an annoying little kid.
The people I’ve talked to about Real Steel constantly say it is Rock’em Sock’em Robots without the Mattel® license and in a way they are correct. Robot on robot action is the main draw in this boxing film, starring Hugh Jackman and directed by Shawn Levy (Night at the Museum). Real Steel is based on a short story and Twilight Zone episode by Richard Matheson; although you probably wouldn’t think it from how heavily they’ve modified it. Real Steel attempts to be the Rocky movie no one really needed, only with a robot twist because I guess Transformers are pretty big right now. Real Steel: Rocky with robots.
