Friday December 18, 2009

Am I crazy, or do stand-alone karaoke games seem pretty pointless these days? If I want to sing, I'm not reaching for Lips or Karaoke Revolution, I'm booting up Rock Band 2 and its 1000+ songs. But, hey, that's just me. If you're still in the market for a plain ol' karaoke game, however, Konami's reboot of its singing series might be right up your alley. We cover all of the details on Karaoke Revolution right here in our full review.
Karaoke Revolution Review (X360)
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Thursday December 17, 2009

Normally when two titles in the same series come out in the same calendar year it is a bad thing, but in this case, we'll allow it. Stoked: Big Air Edition fixes most of the complaints gamers had with the original Stoked and adds two more mountains, more challenges, and more stuff overall to make a much bigger and better snowboarding game than its predecessor released earlier in 2009. Snowboarding games are few and far between this gen, but Stoked: Big Air Edition is one of the better ones.
Stoked: Big Air Edition Review (X360)
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Thursday December 10, 2009
It is that time of year again. All of the good stuff has come out (and the final release, Guitar Hero: Van Halen isn't going to win anything, believe me), so it is time to make our selections for the best Xbox 360 games of 2009. We did things a little differently this year. In addition to our picks for the 10 Best Xbox 360 Games of 2009, we also have lists of the most surprisingly good games as well as the most disappointing games of the year. Click the "Read More" link for additional awards.
Top Ten Best Xbox 360 Games of 2009
Top Ten Most Surprising Xbox 360 Games of 2009
Ten Most Disappointing Xbox 360 Games of 2009
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Monday December 7, 2009
In a thread over at CheapAssGamer featuring a GameFly sale where you could get Afro Samuarai, FUEL, Wheelman, and Ghostbusters for cheap, an interesting debate broke out. The games were priced between $10 and $20 (sadly, those prices are no longer available), but some users insisted that the games weren't worth picking up, even at those prices, because they had poor Metacritic review scores.
Frankly, this is just completely and utterly foolish thinking. Read more...