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Virtua Tennis 3 Video Review for Xbox 360
Video Description: Here is my Virtua Tennis 3 Video Review for the Xbox 360. This is one of the best Tennis Simulation games out today. It has a great online mode, and has excellent next generation graphics and sound. Check it out! Related Article Subjects: gaming gameplay, gaming reviews, gameplay, review, tennis, three, video, virtual, xbox, xbox 360
Fuel Video Game Review
In this 'Fuel' Review, the racing game from Codemasters, taking apart its sandbox, open-world gameplay, and discussing the many different cars and tracks you can...
Tomb Raider: Underworld - Video Game Review
In this gaming review learn all about Tomb Raider: Underworld, and all its...
Wolverine Game Review for XBOX 360/PS3 - Review
Calling all X-Fans. This is the ultimate video review for Xmen Origns: Wolverine for XBOX 360 and PS3. OldSKoolFool gets animal on this game from Activision and shows you what a good movie/game can be....
Red Dead Revolver Gameplay - Weapons Review
JohnnyDFox Presents: Red Dead Revolver gameplay video video - Weapons...
Guitar Hero 2 Video Review for Xbox 360
Here is my Guitar Hero 2 Video Review for the Xbox 360. I encourage everyone to get this game because it is one of the few games to get it right, with the music, the...
MLB 2k7 Video Review for Xbox 360
This is my video review for MLB 2k7 for the Xbox 360. I go through some of the features the game contains, and how the graphics are excellent. For more video reviews, previews, etc, visit... Fable 2 Review: Countless Choices and Options, None of Which are FunBy: Rabid Rabbit | 04/02/2009 | Computer GamesFable 2 attempts to differentiate itself with a rich world including countless things to do and choices to make, but the sheer lack of depth from each interaction completely destroys any fun the game could offer. The main quest and its combat system are also devoid of fun as they devolve into simple button mashing regardless of how you dispatch of your enemies. Left 4 Dead Review: There are Far Better Co-op Games AvailableBy: Rabid Rabbit | 16/01/2009 | Computer GamesExtremely shallow gameplay that relies solely on its co-op features that reward sticking together as a group. You’ll fight the same 6 monsters with the same basic weapons over and over in only slightly different settings. There are much better co-op games to play. Ridge Racer PSP Game Review (2005)By: Kevin Collins | 16/03/2007 | Art & EntertainmentRidge Racer is a classic racing series by Namco, and it incorporates an arcade racing feel with a Gran Turismo feel. It has great driving looks and cars that look realistic, while incorporating that arcade feel when driving. Ridge Racer was a great racing game when it launched with the PSP... In-game Advertising Takes the Market by StormBy: Groshan Fabiola | 05/10/2007 | Art & EntertainmentIn the last decades, advertising through television and other traditional media has been the most effective way of reaching the 18-34 demographic. Kongkong Online: the Online Jumping GameBy: Mortar | 07/09/2007 | Art & EntertainmentKongKong Online is a very original and entertaining MMORPG. You get to choose your own toy character and your 'vehicle'. When I first saw it on the GameTribe website, I thought it was some kind of airplane racing game, seeing the little guy sitting in a toy airplane on the game's banner. When I was finally ready to race, I noticed it wasn't a flying race game at all... It was a jumping race game. Guitar Hero: World Tour Review - New Instruments Rock But the Song Creator Fails to ImpressBy: Rabid Rabbit | 29/01/2009 | Computer GamesAdding drums, vocals and band gameplay adds a lot to the series, albeit a year later than Rock Band. The option to create your own songs can be fun, but will likely only interest the most hardcore of gamers. A wide variety of online modes, including band competitive modes, will keep you playing for a long time. The Wii Motion Plus as an enhancement when playing Wii gamesBy: Vikram kuamr | 29/07/2009 | Online GamblingNaturally in the video gaming world, advancements in technology make for a more stimulating and interactive gaming experience. Resistance 2 Review - Resist the Urge to Play This Repetitive ShooterBy: Rabid Rabbit | 20/01/2009 | Computer GamesMonotonous levels that merely throw hundreds of the same generic enemies at you prove that bigger isn’t always better. The co-op’s varied objectives and addictive experience system can be fun but also suffers from a slower pacing of combat against larger swarms of the same generic enemies. The Skirmish multi-player mode allows up to 60 people to face off against each other with varying sets of objectives but there isn’t much variety in the challenges.
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