When SEGA first announced that they were putting a new Shinobi game out for the Nintendo 3DS, I really didn’t know what to think. When it was made apparent that Griptonite Games was developing it, I was quite worried that it wouldn’t be…

Something that I was really worried about when the Nintendo 3DS was released was the propensity for older games to be released with “added 3D” in an attempt to cash in. Having released the second instalment in the Marvel Super Hero Squa…

I didn’t expect much from the video game tie-in for Captain America: Super Soldier. Keen to see the movie, I was looking to find a copy of the 360 or PS3 version, hearing that the similarities to Batman: Arkham Asylum make for a surprisingly…

The first Iron Man movie game on the Nintendo DS was very naff. Conforming to the typical movie game cliché, it wasn’t very good. Iron Man 2 is a very different beast with a storyline that doesn’t really stick to the movie and tw…

Ahh, another summer holiday period, another movie targeted towards a wider audience. And of course, with that, yet another tie-in video game to go with the film, which releases this week in Australia. Where The Wild Things Are is the apparently eagerl…

Introduction
After the huge success of Night fire last year, EA Games thought it would be a good idea to completely deviate from the FPS view of Night fire which featured on EVERY console, and they decided to 3rd Person View, maybe to make the game d…