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Real Time World's Crackdown

for PS2

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argh!

Nintendo DS

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Back in ill-fitting navy nylon, the second installment in the excellent Phoenix Wright series doesn't disappoint.

The funnest way to aggrevate RSI.

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If you are a geek, or a J-phile, and have watched Lost in Translation there is probably something that caught your eye in that film for the few seconds it was shown and gave you harder wood than...

worth a decade?

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review of new FPS PC (also x360) title "Prey" from 3dRealms (yip, they did duke nukem 3d)

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Brain Age was the second game I bought with my DS Lite, the other being Animal Crossing: Wild World. Having pulled myself away from Animal Crossing I finally managed to excercise my brain with this 'game'. I don't think you can really class it as a game. It's more of a development tool, but an enjoyable one at that.

Nintendo DS

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A review of the cure 'em up from Atlus. Available now on US import. It's almost good enough for us to overlook their moronic spelling...

Nintendo DS

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OBJECTION!

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Well after a lot of thought and consideration I finally chose the DS Lite over a white PSP and it arrived from Japan late last week. It was worth the wait.

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From the makers of Gitaroo Man comes this fantastic quirky little rhythm game. "Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan" apparently translates as "Get it together! Fight! Cheering Squad" and gameplay involves cheering a distressed citizen on during some personal crisis by touching the touch-screen in time to the music: a game not just "suited to" the DS, but quite impossible on any other format.

The Legend Never Dies, But Gets A Bit Fat Maybe...

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You've built a franchise that has constantly been proclaimed the greatest fighting game on earth, despite the kind of flaws that would destroy lesser brawlers instantly. You've raised the bar...