Multimedia Articles: April 2008

Enemies becomes friends, religions decay, and the universe you went into heaven to defend becomes unrecognizable.

Ever wonder what would happen If LocoRoco and Lemmings had a baby?

Inserting cartoonish characters into luscious, realistic environments is all part of the Hot Shots aesthetic, and for some reason it just works.

There are so many head-scratchingly puzzling things about this Xbox 360 game that it's hard to know where to start.

Don't confuse this with karaoke, or even with being a great singer, but for easy laughs, this is an out-and-out party game.

Condemned 2: Bloodshot is entertaining enough, but it still feels like it's written by two socially awkward 15-year-old boys who dress in black and listen to a little too much Slipknot.

MLB 2K8 has gone the innovation route, overhauling many standards of the baseball sim, making it an interesting experiment in what baseball games can be.

Dragon Quest Swords turns out to be an interesting study in knowing one's audience.

Vegas 2 almost serves as a companion piece to the original, with its events occurring before, during, and after those of the first game.

Why shouldn't a port at least remove things that were flawed in the original game?

After several frustrating flights attempting to guide NiGHTS in the more innovative "Wii" style, I quickly defaulted to the easier approach.

The Bully franchise is more or less Grand Theft Auto filtered through the meaner streets of boarding school.

God of War: Chains of Olympus has unfortunately chosen to focus on the weakest aspect of the series: the combat.