Seeing that Final Fantasy: VII is generally regarded as one of the greatest games of all time, it's not surprising that devlopers Square Enix can't stop themselves from relentlessly diving back into the story from every angle possible. But with a CGI movie, an anime and a whole set of prequels and sequels already out, you'd think the...
Did someone take a boot to the arse of movie-tie in developers recently or are these games actually, ever so slowly, getting better? Wall-E, hold on to your hats, is another smart and challenging kids title, making the most of its source material in what is a fun and charming experience.
Since the relatively recent explosion of poker into the mainstream, there have been many attempts to recreate the feeling of playing live games without the risk of staking any money. World Championship Poker: All In is the latest for the Wii and uses well known faces like Annie Duke and Howard Lederer to promote it.
There's something loveable about Lego games. I wasn't even a Lego fan as a kid, but seeing characters and moments from films play out as if performed by a group of seven-year-olds is something special. Although many might claim that this is simply Lego Star Wars in new skin, everybody will find something enjoyable about it.
Monster Jam is pretty interesting, but not in a good way. It's like the time I saw a legless, homeless man in London. I don't mean drunk; he literally had no legs. And he'd use this battered old skateboard to roll up and down the street, collecting spare change in an empty Starbucks cup. He was pretty interesting to watch, but I wouldn't want...
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