Battleship Review
Battleship is one of those classic board games that everybody seemed to love playing as child or adult, for fun or for keeps. While the game isn’t necessarily based on the game as much it is based on the... Read More »
Battleship is one of those classic board games that everybody seemed to love playing as child or adult, for fun or for keeps. While the game isn’t necessarily based on the game as much it is based on the... Read More »
This generation we’ve seen a number of reboots, though many fell short. This was definitely the case with Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode 1, which tried way too hard to recapture the original experience. Fixing many of the obvious... Read More »
“The way I see it… there’s two types of people: those who spend their lives trying to build a future and those who spend their lives trying to rebuild the past. For too long I’d been stuck in between,... Read More »
In 2007, the PlayStation 3 was graced with the multiplayer-only exclusive Warhawk. Incognito’s mix of ground and air warfare received a positive reception from critics and was hailed as a must-own title for PlayStation 3 owners in the console’s... Read More »
When the original Sniper Elite title was released back in 2005, it offered the most realistic sniping experience possible on consoles at the time. Players had to account for bullet drop, wind speed and breathing so that they could... Read More »
With the addition of digital downloads, we’ve seen a number of interesting attempts at making an amazing game. The latest attempt is Awesomenauts by Ronimo games, who found moderate success with Swords and Soliders. By taking quirky designs and... Read More »
Three years ago, Radical Entertainment set players loose in New York City as Alex Mercer and provided one of the most entertaining, carnage-filled romps since last-gen game, The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction. Now, Prototype 2 is upon us and... Read More »
Telltale Games hasn’t really made any amazing interactive games since the Sam and Max games. Back to the Future wasn’t very fun at all to play and Jurassic Park was decent, but it didn’t live up to the expectations... Read More »
Just last month Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning saw the release of its first DLC, The Legend of Dead Kel. Us here at Just Push Start loved the new content and found the change of pace refreshing. Because of those... Read More »
After a rather robust lineup, the Move has now dissolved into a pointless gimmick. Sure some games use it in a token sense, but very few games really make use of it. Seeing this obvious market, Sega has started... Read More »
When it comes to fighting games, we rarely see a new contender. When a game happens to brave this field, it’s usually based off something that will sell by its name alone. Due to this, you see a real... Read More »
Gelid Games is looking to move in on the car combat genre and that’s a risky move with Twisted Metal having returned to the scene only months ago. Their PSN-exclusive downloadable title Wheels of Destruction is all about class-based... Read More »
The release of the first three Devil May Cry games on the PlayStation 2 back in the early ’00s redefined the action genre with their flawless execution of action gaming. A decade after the series’ successful release, Capcom has... Read More »
IL-2 Sturmovik: Birds of Prey was released back in 2009 and became one of the best flight games seen on consoles and was based around some of the most pivotal fights in World War II. It gave players a... Read More »
Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning is a game filled to the brim with content. Mix the vast exploration and the fact that almost every other character has a side quest to pull players away from the main storyline, and you... Read More »
Since the series’ debut in 2006, Sony’s MLB: The Show franchise has made its way to the top and become the definitive baseball simulation game. This year’s installment has made a few changes, in hopes of remaining on top,... Read More »
Rayman is a name that many gamers from the previous generation should be familiar with by now. Many of us played these games when we were younger. Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc was the last entry in the original games... Read More »
MotorStorm RC was released a few weeks ago on both the PlayStation 3 and PS Vita. Although it was a game that wasn’t a true MotorStorm sequel, it provided bite-sized racing fun that hasn’t been seen since the early... Read More »
Warriors Orochi 3, known as Musuo Orochi 2 in Japan, is now available digitally on the PSN Store with a physical copy hitting Xbox 360 next week. Like the previous entries in this crossover series, characters from Dynasty Warriors... Read More »
With the Silent Hill series still standing strong in this industry after well over a decade since its first release on the first PlayStation, the recent titles that have come out for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 didn’t't... Read More »