Can the 3DS support a Diablo-style action-RPG? Find out in our review of Heroes of Ruin! READ MORE

Can Rhythm Thief’s sweet moves steal our hearts, or does this 3DS rhythm game have two left feet? Check out our review to find out! READ MORE

Theatrhythm Final Fantasy is much like the Final Fantasy RPGs it draws from—slow to start, but one heck of a ride once it gets going. READ MORE

Can Lego Batman 2: DC Superheroes build a foundation for future original Lego games, or do all the bricks not fall into place? Check out our review to find out! READ MORE

How does the latest Pokémon spin-off stack up? Check out our review here to find out! READ MORE

Does Battleship buck the stereotype of most movie games being bad or is this another rush job with too many holes to stay afloat in today's market? Check out our review to find out! READ MORE

I think, whenever reviewing a game like Mario Tennis Open, you’re required to start off by making some mention of the wide variety of Mario-branded games Nintendo’s put out over the years. There’s so many, you know! READ MORE

Many of us who grew up with the NES fell in love with the idea of a little angel who was trying to save the heavens from a nasty demon with snakes for hair. Then we played this game and proceeded to throw and smash many a controller due to its later legendary unforgiving difficulty and would need to go to anger therapy for being turned into an eggplant over and over again. How would this long awaited sequel stand up to that legacy? Check out our review to find out! READ MORE

Check out how the latest iteration of Nintendo's classic kart-racer stacks up to its predecessors as we give it a test drive on the 3DS! READ MORE

Does a video game based off a movie based off a European comic book stand a chance here across the Atlantic or is just another future bargain bin bottom feeder waiting to be ignored by the masses? READ MORE

In the first of two high-profile releases featuring everyone’s favorite plumber, Super Mario 3D Land features a combination of classic Mario action and stunning 3D effects, providing one of the most compelling reasons to grab Nintendo’s struggling handheld. READ MORE

For 20 years, Sonic the Hedgehog has been the fastest videogame character in the world. Sega’s original Sonic series managed to compete with Nintendo’s heavy hitter, Mario, because it gave players not only speed, but also multiple paths through every level. This core’s held over the years, even though the move to the third dimension hasn’t fared as well for the blue furball. Sonic: Generations brings the old and the new together, literally pitting the original 2D and current 3D Sonic in a tale intended to make original and current Sonic fans happy. Unfortunately, it only works half the time. READ MORE

So this review is a little late, I know. But the console versions of this game that coincided with the release of the Thor movie really had me scared to sit down and try to get through this 3DS version, which was released at the same time as the movie on DVD/Blu-Ray in September. After reluctantly picking up Thor’s hammer once again though, I can say that Thor: God of Thunder for the Nintendo 3DS is below average, but somehow that’s still better than it’s high-powered console brethren. READ MORE

I still remember my initial reaction when the original BIT.TRIP—BIT.TRIP Beat—was first revealed a few years ago. I saw a game that seemed interesting—one that had a certain charm I found appealing. I also saw something else: a game I expected to be an astounding flop. READ MORE

Dead or Alive, you’re coming with me. READ MORE

Still a transformative action-adventure after 13 years Thirteen years ago, I woke up on Christmas morning with one present standing out above all else: The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, a golden Nintendo 64 cartridge that would forever redefine my opinion of action-adventure games. READ MORE