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The newest game from the creators of Flower blows up on the Playstation Store and promises an upcoming soundtrack release.

Shadows of the Damned has likely already been forgotten by most gamers who had a mild interest in it. It never seemed to outshine its competition and the marketing didn't push it enough. Yet there is still plenty to be said about this game that has garnered something of a cult following.

L.A. Noire hit shelves earlier this year and garnered a fair amount of positive attention at the time. But with all the games coming out this year, can it stand up to the rest for a "Game of the Year" title? Or was there less to the game than most originally thought?

Castlevania is a memorable franchise that has struggled to make the jump from 2-D to 3-D. Lords of Shadow hopes to change this with a bold and serious look. Is it what we've been waiting for? Or is it another stick in the mud for the franchise?

A great deal of time has passed since the release of Assassin's Creed. How does the game hold up? With another Late Bird Review on the way it's time to examine the progression of the franchise thus far, starting with the the first game.

Finally, one of the sequels to the cult classic fighting game Arcana Heart is coming to North America. Get ready to battle once again as scantily clad anime girls with godly powers.

Want to aid a good cause by spreading love through the Castle Crashers universe? What about aiding in Breast Cancer Research? How about doing both on February 8th with the Pink Knight Pack?

Late Bird Review Update.

Nearly a year since the game's release, MAG is one of the few exceptions of a game that launched below expectations, but got better over time. With the addition of countless updates and patches, see why time has been good to this ol' bird.

Yet another incentive program to get gamers more involved in their system, Playstation Rewards is scheduled for release April 2011. But before we get there, Sony is making sure to promise good reason to want Rewards during their Beta process. Are Quests enough to get you involved?

The newest entry in the Spider-Man franchise, Shattered Dimensions strives to mix up the familiar formula with some radical gameplay design changes and its original story. Highly regarded as the best Spider-Man game in years, is it all it's cracked up to be? Or is this another fly on the wall title?

Eternal Sonata played a quiet concert at the time of it's initial release. Several years since, it's time to give the game another look and see if it has the melody to compete with the big RPGs or if it should just play in the background.

Given a little more time to reflect on the subject after a year since the game's release, it's time to dive into the demon infested Boleteria once again and see if this game was really worth all the blood, sweat, and overflowing tears.

A game forgotten by many, Web of Shadows received mediocre reviews at its time of release. Was it as bad as many said? Or was there some merit to this title? Lets take a look at the good, bad, and horrific about this title and decide if it deserves a little more attention.

As a Spider-Man fan and in the spirit of the new release, I have some thoughts on the web-slinger and his video games over the years. Do you agree? Are there some favorites of yours that deserve more recognition? Where has our hero strayed from good games? See for yourself and share your thoughts.

Brütal Legend was a game that had high expectations but was not so well received initially. After the overwhelming disdain/disappointment of this game died down, I dove into the heavy metal world to see if was truly as bad as I had heard. Were the reviews accurate? Or were they too brutal? (Sorry for the bad pun)

Just a brief memo of appreciation.

Batman: Arkham Asylum was by far one of the best games ever made to star the Dark Knight. A year after its release, does that statement still hold up? Or were we so desperate for a good Batman game that this one got better treatment than it deserved?

A unique game to say the least, but is that enough to make Heavy Rain worth your while? Or does its similarities with cinema prevent it from being a truly fun video game?

The last of the fighting reviews of releases last year, King of Fighters XII was a disappointment to say the least. If you want to prepare yourself for XIII take a look at this review and you'll see why you shouldn't count on this installment to be much help.