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Before I purchased my copy of Blur, I researched and read up on some reviews to see if it would pump me up / determine if the game was right for me. Sometimes reviews just make me sick to my stomach. Their complaints are illogical. What happened to the fine times known as the past? They're dead, that's what.

The more media coverage that gets released for Metroid: Other M, I get more and more pumped for it. The intense looking action scenes with flashy and violent animations courtesy of Team Ninja make me excited to dust off my Wii and play it. However, it's in the wrong hands- your hands.

After watching the Halo Reach multiplayer reveal trailer, I noticed that it seemed like the newer Call of Duty games. Don't get me wrong, it's still has more of the same gameplay mechanics, but the evident changes seen in the trailer really stick out and say "we've run out of ideas so we're copying someone else." Nice try, Bungie.

After the recent release of the new Aliens vs. Predator, developed by Rebellion Games, it got me thinking about the old AvP games. The second AvP was the better one according to my memory, and was developed by Monolith, rather than Rebellion. Read on to see just how well Aliens vs. Predator 2 aged and how true it was to my memories.

After listening to Mobcast 40 and playing through the new PS3 installment of Ratchet and Clank, I realized that lists are more viewed, and require a lot less time writing. I decided to make a list of the pros and cons on the game. I guess this paragraph explaining the whole rationale behind this Pro and Con review is probably bigger than the review

Demos are a great way to sell and market your game product. However, there haven't been many demos that truly convinced me to purchase it. Here are my hit and misses for making and breaking a demo.

Afraid of sports games? Let this guide take that fear away.

It's not what you think it is. And the title for the best RPG of 2009 goes to...

Otherwise known as Best Addictive Game of 2009, but the actual title is more authentic.

A Bitmob community member found new life in Left 4 Dead via custom console commands.

Rogue Warrior is a generic and bland FPS developed by Oxford-based Rebellion Games, the same studio that developed the much loved Alien Vs. Predator from the late 90s. They also made titles such as Rogue Trooper. Rogue. Trooper. Warrior. Same thing. Let us begin.