March 3rd, 2008
Anyone who has frequented arcades in the last 3 or 4 years should know the name “Ghost Squad,“ it has been one of Sega’s most popular arcade titles, in recent years, with a new version Ghost Squad Evolution being released (in Europe at least) last year.
Ghost Squad is pretty much a typical arcade lightgun game. […]
By Graham -- 2 comments
February 8th, 2008
It has been nearly a week since the “Guns ‘N Gore Event” at Sega Europe HQ, where we were treated to a test run of Condemned 2: Bloodshot (which I still can’t talk about - sorry) and The Club.
Well, since then, I have spent the better part of a week playing the final version of […]
By Graham -- 1 comment
January 28th, 2008
Like most Sega fans I played Phantasy Star Online to death, the game was revolutionary and playing an MMO on a console was something special back then, I could meet up with my fellow Sega fans online, kill monsters, battle each other or just sit around in the lobby areas and chat about how awesome […]
By Ryan -- 23 comments
January 26th, 2008
When Sega and Petroglyph games announced they were going to be making a real time strategy game together I must say I was very excited. Knowing full well the main developers within Petroglyph are Ex-Westwood studios, who (of course) worked on the original Command and Conquer games, which was one of my favourite PC game […]
By Ryan -- 2 comments
December 26th, 2007
Well I’m sure you have all read Chris’ wonderful review about the Xbox 360 version of Sega’s latest licensed game. Chris’ opinion of the game was not too good, giving it a, below average, 4/10 score.
But what about the other versions of the game? Could Shiny Entertainment manage to pull off a mini masterpiece with […]
By Graham -- 18 comments
December 23rd, 2007
Several years ago, The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay proved to everyone that licensed games could be pretty damn good, and in some cases, even better than the product that they’re based on. However, The Golden Compass isn’t one of them.
I’m sure at some point in the planning stages, Shiny Entertainment had a […]
By Chris -- 11 comments
December 22nd, 2007
NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams is not a terrible game.
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By Hudson -- 21 comments
November 25th, 2007
Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games, the most recent party game to hit the Nintendo Wii, tries very hard to add something new to the genre and in a lot of ways succeeds. Developed by Sega, in partnership with Nintendo, the game is surprisingly (at least to this reviewer) fun.
Shining with a good amount […]
By James -- 13 comments
November 1st, 2007
Ever since the game has now been out for a while, many of you will have already read reviews, or even played the game. So rather than doing a normal long review, I have decided to not go into too much detail on how the game works, but rather give my straight up opinions.
Ok so […]
By Graham -- 20 comments
October 31st, 2007
Great news gang, the Virtua Fighter 5 review scores are in, boys and girls, and we are proud, but not surprised, to say, Virtua Fighter 5 is officially awesome! Yep, it’s true, so lets get stuck in shall we?
1UP: 10/10
If you love fighting games and want to play a fighter that continually unveils new wrinkles […]
By Ryan -- 12 comments
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