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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.
Review of Red Faction: Guerrilla 0 CommentsPosted by GameReviewStop.com on under PC, PS3, Xbox 360
Red Faction was originally released on the Playstation 2 and later on the PC. Since then Red Faction II has come out on all the previous gen consoles such as the PS2, Gamecube, Xbox and PC. Both games are first-person shooters geared toward fast paced action, often involving dual-wielding and alternate-fire modes on weapons. In fact, for a long time the Red Faction franchise was best described as ... more.
Bioshock 2 Review 0 CommentsPosted by GameReviewStop.com on under PC, PS3, Reviews, Xbox 360
With an average critic rating of 96% at Metacritic.com and arguments for video games as art. Many gamers agree that Bioshock is one of the greatest shooters produced in the past decade. Bioshock's storyline is in many ways based on and inspired by the bestselling novel "Atlas Shrugged", and involves the geopolitical effects taking place in an underwater Atlantis-like economy of a city called Raptu... more.
Excitebots: Trick Racing Review 0 CommentsPosted by GameReviewStop.com on April 15, 2009 under Reviews, Wii
You may remember in a previous post that we went quickly went over Excitebots well now, we have the full review! For it's time Excite Truck had amazing visuals and exciting gameplay, even if it was a bit repetitive when played over long periods of time. Now Monster Games,the creator of Excite Truck, has fully unveiled their follow-up, Excitebots: Trick Racing. And, from the looks of it, it is ever... more.
3 Great Family-Friendly PSP Games 0 CommentsPosted by GameReviewStop.com on under News
The Playstation Portable, or PSP, is probably the least kid-friendly of any the current handheld consoles. But while adults with young kids should look out for games like Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories, God Of War: Chains Of Olympus and Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops, there are plenty of kids games on the PSP that are just as good as those. Here are three good examples that provide ple... more.
3 Great Family-Friendly Games For the Xbox 360 0 CommentsPosted by GameReviewStop.com on under News
Ah yes the Xbox 360, a console with a reputation for it's violent and mature games, but the truth is that there are plenty of kid friendly games available for the system. These kinds of games have not only been produced and made available by 3rd party developers, like Traveller's Tales, but also by 2nd party developers like Rare, who are being backed by Microsoft. It's pretty obvious that Micr... more.
3 Great Kid-Friendly Games For Wii 0 CommentsPosted by GameReviewStop.com on under News
One of the Wii's main selling points for many people has been it's broad range of accessibility, and especially the ready availability of family friendly games. What they don't tell you is that many of the "family friendly" games out there are, quite frankly, trash. So many of them are half-baked and the result of a rushed development process, all because they know if they can just get it out ... more.
Brutal Legend Review 0 CommentsPosted by GameReviewStop.com on April 10, 2009 under PS3, Xbox 360
Remember Double Fine? They are a developing studio best known for their popular and well acclaimed platformer called Psychonauts. Not only was it intriguing and intuitive, but it also featured interesting characters and an engaging plot, something quite rare in videogames, overall. So now comes their next effort, Brutal Legend. It is also a platformer, but it takes a rather different approach fro... more.
Cross Edge Review 0 CommentsPosted by GameReviewStop.com on April 9, 2009 under PS3, Xbox 360
The PS3 has been experiencing a shortage of major RPG's, but now things are slowly starting to turn around, and Cross Edge is another step in that direction. And it's not like the regular RPG; it's a tactical roleplaying game. While there are many such games floating around for the PS2 system, Cross Edge takes a slightly different approach, partly by compiling characters from all over the Japanese... 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.

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