Weve played the games, but how was the actual EB Expo itself? Australia isn’t the most well known country for gaming expos. We have the occasional event such as Supanova or Armageddon slotting games into their line-up, but none have really fi…
With the 3DS out in stores it’s time for innovation so Ubisoft have stepped up to the challenge with their long running popular Ghost Recon series. Making the jump from tactical first person shooters on consoles to a top-down turn based strat…
Tetris is quite a phenomenon. Now in its 26th year of being released, re-released and ported to nearly every electronic gaming device under the sun, it’s a game that is still a load of fun to play alone or with friends. Now with the joys of m…
Alleged swansong of the Shrek series, Forever After is the latest Shrek film and game combo looking to milk what’s left of the last remaining assets of an overplayed family film series. The movie itself hasn’t received an overwhelming r…
SEGA sure is deserving of some praise from the “hardcore” gamer crowd. If not for their efforts in releasing mature games on the Wii or their penchant for keeping retro gaming alive, this new real-time space combat DS game is another of…
The first Red Steel as a launch title on the Wii was underwhelming to say the least, struggling to take advantage of new motion controls on a relatively unknown system back in 2006. Since then, few have attempted the same sort of mature first-perso…
SEGA have been loose with their licenses lately, lending popular characters out to Nintendo while finding their own way to revitalize their history of gaming icons in mash-ups such as SEGA Superstars Tennis. In the same theme comes Sonic & SEGA Al…
Mini-game collections have become standard on the Wii, with all sorts of games coming out looking to take advantage of the Wii Remote in a family-friendly manner. If anything is proof of this, it’s Game Party 3, the third in a series of game col…
Released alongside the similarly themed Game Party 3 by Warner Bros. Interactive is Touchmaster 3 for the DS, another collection of mini-games populating bargain bins these holidays. But unlike its Wii counterpart, Touchmaster 3 actually manages to pr…
Following up on a well-received Wii launch title, Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 again blends the popular world of Marvel comic book heroes into a familiar story that any Marvel fan can instantly appreciate. Mashing together the Secret War and Civil War s…
Star Wars: The Clone Wars Republic Heroes drags the saga of Star Wars subtitles further into oblivion, with this latest game coming straight from Aussie developer Krome Studios. Set between seasons 1 and 2 of the series, Republic Heroes appeals to Clo…
Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince continues the two year release cycle of films and games based on the Harry Potter novels. Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince marks the second game on the Wii, the sixth in the series, and quite possibly the w…
SEGA are returning to the court in Virtua Tennis 2009 and while the series continues in a new multi-platform installment, the Wii version’s use of Wii Motion Plus sets it above the rest. Few titles have surfaced so far that really utilize the ne…
It’s time to get fit with EA Sports Active: Personal Trainer, a home fitness program on the Wii and the first title under the new EA Sports Active line. Packaged with extra peripherals to help you work up a sweat, Personal Trainer provides the t…
2K Sports presents Don King Boxing, a portable spin-off to the Prizefighter games that’s also the first significant boxing title to grace the DS. From the opening of ‘Eye of the Tiger’ playing alongside the King’s flashy smile …