Review: Dave Mirra’s Freestyle BMX (~18 hours, Dreamcast version)

Without a doubt, Dave Mirra’s Freestyle BMX is a Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater-clone, albeit with BMX bikes instead of skateboards. It’s actually a … More

Review: Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater (~20 hours, Dreamcast version)

I would say the Dreamcast version of the first Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater is the best, but it feels like a port … More

Review: Rayman 2: The Great Escape (~10 hours, Dreamcast version)

My memory tells me that this is one of the best post-Super Mario 64 platformers, preceding Jak and Daxter, and PlayStation … More

Review: Crazy Taxi (~30 hours)

This is a blast from the past. Although you can spend hours on end playing Crazy Taxi you can just … More

Review: Team Fortress 2 (17 hours and 40 minutes)

Merry Christmas to all! This I suppose is the last game in The Orange Box. It’s really interesting that Team Fortress fans … More

Review: Portal 2 (~7 hours)

This is almost exactly what I wanted from a Portal sequel, though it still isn’t perfect. The most fun you … More

Review: Portal (~4 hours)

This is a game, as I understand it, that was a concept created by students at DigiPen (a college for … More

Review: Ever Oasis (38 hours and 44 minutes)

I am developing quite a collection of DS and 3DS games. I read an article about how to be a … More

Review: Half-Life 2: Episode Two (~7 hours)

Valve fixed a lot of what was broken in Episode One with Episode Two. First and foremost, the combat is … More

Review: Half-Life 2: Episode One (~6 hours)

It was nice of Valve Software to give us two new games in the Half-Life series, right before Half-Life was … More