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

The Bit.Trip series is pulled together in Bit.Trip Complete for the Wii. Check out what we thought of it here! READ MORE

A portal into mediocrity Although The Conduit accumulated an admiral chunk of accolades for its technical prowess and engaging multiplayer, its potential rapidly diminished due to lackluster level design and a predictable pace. READ MORE

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VT4 reminds me of an aging, broken-down Andre Agassi making his final run at the 2006 U.S. Open. Some of that old flash that made us fall in love is still there, but it’s clear that his reign’s been usurped by younger, more well-rounded opponents. Just like with Agassi, image is now everything to VT—and it’s clear that the series survives mostly on the image of Dreamcast nostalgia. READ MORE