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X-Men Origins: Wolverine Review 0 CommentsPosted by GameReviewStop.com on July 16, 2009 under Nintendo DS, PC, PS2, PS3, PSP, Reviews, Wii, Xbox 360
Wolverine games have something of a bad history. With a few exceptions, no Wolverine game seems to properly capture the essence of what makes Wolverine so awesome. However, the new game for the movie X-Men Origins: Wolverine just may have what it takes, which is surprising considering the fact that it's a movie license game. Here are some reasons why I think this just might be the best Wolverine g... more.
Review of Rock Band Unplugged for PSP 0 CommentsPosted by GameReviewStop.com on April 22, 2009 under PSP
The third title in the Rock Band series is here; however, it's not out on consoles. In fact, it was built from the ground up for the Playstation Portable. In fact, even Rock Band veterans may have trouble figuring out Unplugged, because, quite frankly, it's gameplay shares more similarities with Harmonix's PS2 games Frequency and Amplitude than with Rock Band. This is made plain in the form of som... more.
Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings Review 0 CommentsPosted by GameReviewStop.com on April 8, 2009 under Nintendo DS, PS2, PSP, Reviews, Wii
A while back at the E3 , LucasArts announced that Indiana Jones would make an appearance on next-gen systems. Though they have been taking their time to live up to that promise, for a while now they have been working on Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings, which they plan to release on the Wii, PS2, DS, and PSP this June. The thing is, for game that is to be released so soon, there is very litt... more.
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10 Review 0 CommentsPosted by GameReviewStop.com on March 29, 2009 under PS2, PS3, PSP, Wii, Xbox 360
Over the last three years EA has released an annual installment to their Tiger Woods PGA Tour series. For 2009 it's PGA Tour 10, and in this game EA intends to resolve many of the franchise's big recurring issues, namely the game's ability to determine the players' draw and fade they put into their shots. The game is also seeing an improvement in graphics and gameplay. I'll explain how. The vi... more.
Army Of Two: The 40th Day Review 0 CommentsPosted by GameReviewStop.com on March 25, 2009 under PS3, PSP, Reviews, Xbox 360
Last year, Army Of Two was released, it incorporated the idea of two men working side by side to infiltrate high-security facilities and take on dozens of terrorists at a time. The result was a co-op focused game that was very well hatched. However, I think many gamers and critics alike have agreed that the majority of the time the game was very hit-and-miss in it's execution. For example, it's in... more.
Our Review of Need For Speed: Shift 0 CommentsPosted by GameReviewStop.com on March 20, 2009 under Mobile, PC, PS3, PSP, Reviews, Xbox 360
What? Another "Need For Speed" game?. Electronics Arts has released a Need For Speed title annually for the last several years, and with the continuing lack of innovation, critics are starting to knock the series down to it's knees. It's just becoming increasingly apparent. The last time a major, critically acclaimed Need For Speed game was released, it was Need For Speed: Most Wanted in 2005. A... more.
BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger Review 0 CommentsPosted by GameReviewStop.com on March 17, 2009 under Arcade, PC, PS3, PSP, Xbox 360
2D fighting games are a rarity on consoles these days, the most popular franchise of which probably being Guilty Gear. It's true that Super Smash Bros. Brawl comes to mind, but bear in mind that while Brawl's gameplay is in two dimensions, the graphics are not. And really, the same goes for Street Fighter 4. That's what makes the new game in development titled "BlazBlue" so unique these days. It's... more.

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