Five games later, Samurai Spirits Zero is released. After five games you would imagine an upgrade, at the very least a superficial one.Read our playtest for more details on Samurai Spirits Zero. 

When you mix one of Japan’s top watched anime series and Japan’s favorite video game genre you already know you have a top selling video game. Even though the days of when every franchise had their own "rpg" game has…

Designed for the hardcore shoot ‘em up fan in mind, Gradius V proves that the age old genre isn’t dead.  

The leap from Tenchu 2 on the PSX to Tenchu: Wraith of Heaven was huge leap in terms of graphics, gameplay and level size. If you’re expecting that type of change in Kurenai, you’re going to be let down.Read our…

Console gamers that have a Dreamcast had the luxury of receiving a quick port of the series. Patiently, they waited for a home version of Street Fighter 3 on a system with a wider audience like the Playstation 2. Four…

The simplest way to explain Hamtaro: Ham Ham Sports would be to imagine a fifth grade field day that has Hamtaro and company instead of kids. Hamtaro and his friends compete in different events for medals against other hamster filled…

Like Ultraman, Tetsujin 28 is another vintage character getting a second chance at life by starring in a video game. One neat feature is that you actually control Tetsujin with a remote control that is displayed on screen. Read our…

Instead of making another Sarugetchu title where you’re catching monkeys or stealing their pants, SCE comes up with Gacha Mecha Stadium Saru Battle. Read our playtest for the info on the Playstation 2’s answer to party games.