Soccer Up 3D Review (3DS): “Kick It Away from Your 3DS”

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When it comes to the most popular sport in the world, soccer is the one that’s always on top. Spanish developer EnjoyUp Games, who has been putting out a decent amount of titles for Nintendo’s DSiWare format has decided to finally release a 3DSWare title, Soccer Up 3D. While we’ve seen yearly releases of soccer [...]

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Kung Fu Rabbit Review (Wii U eShop): “A Charmingly Addictive 2D Platformer”

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The indie title trend continues on the Wii U, this time with an enhancement to a mobile device game. Kung Fu Rabbit is a 2D platformer that was originally released by developers CTools, Cazap and Bulkypix for the iOS and Android devices last year. Developer Neko Entertainment liked the game so much, that they worked [...]

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Cubemen 2 Review (PC): “Thinking Outside the Blocks”

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Developer 3 Sprockets released an awesome sleeper indie hit last year with their RTS / TD hybrid Cubemen. After giving the game a try and writing my review (which you can read here – if you want all the details on which Cubemen 2 was built on, give it a read!), I knew that 3 [...]

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Toki Tori 2 Review (Wii U): “The Wii U’s Answer to ‘Braid’ and ‘Limbo’”

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Indie titles have become a pivotal element this gaming generation, with numerous exceptional ones that set new ground for both developers and gamers alike. With ingenious indies such as Braid, Limbo, and Journey (just to name a few), it’s hard not to pay attention to unique and fresh titles. In 2001, developer Two Tribes released [...]

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Germinator Review (PS3/Vita): “Germ-Busting Fun”

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Creat Studios, a boston located developer, is no stranger to developing downloadable titles for the PSN. Whether it was the brilliant puzzle title “Cuboid”, the fun RC racer “Smash Cars”, neat twist on the Breakout formula with “Magic Orbs” or the addictive “Wakeboarding HD”, they’ve got a great track record. Recently, the studio has released [...]

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MUD – FIM Motocross World Championship Review (PS Vita): “A Competent MX Racer On-the-Go”

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Motocross is a pretty popular sport around the world, and has seen many games of its nature. When motocross games are mentioned, immediately “Excitebike” and the “MX vs ATV” series comes to mind for fans of the genre. In September of 2012, Italian developer Milestone S.r.l. (whom have a background in racing games) decided to [...]

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Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 Plus Review (PS Vita): “A More Ambitious Port Than Its Predecessor”

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In 2008, Xbox 360 owners got their hands on a highly anticipated sequel to one of the greatest action games, Ninja Gaiden II. Almost a year and a half later, the sequel received the “Sigma” treatment, coming exclusively to the PS3 with better visuals, an online co-op mission mode and other tweaks. When the Vita [...]

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Fist of the North Star: Ken’s Rage 2 Review (PS3/Wii U/360): “Strictly For Fans Only”

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In 1983, a Japanese manga called “Fist of the North Star” (also known as “Hokuto no Ken”) was created. The series took off and became a huge hit in Japan, which then received an English localization a few years later. Since then, the series has received a TV series, film and video games to reach [...]

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99 Moves (DSiWare) Review – “A Move in the Right Direction?”

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EnjoyUp Games’ next installment in the “99″ series of games is another pick-up-and-play title aimed at quick, simple fun on the DSiWare platform. Somewhat similar to their other game, Abyss, 99 Moves plays like a cross between Snake and Boulderdash with puzzle elements. Does 99 Moves move the casual market on the eShop forward or [...]

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Puddle Review (Wii U): “Liquids 101″

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Puddle is an indie, physics-based puzzle/platformer that was originally released for the PS3/360 back in January 2012. Since then, it has released for the PS Vita (read our review here), PC, Mac and now, Wii U. Developed by Neko Entertainment, is this a title to help quench the Wii U drought of titles? Puddle has [...]

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