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We first saw Split/Second in motion at E3 of 2009, and I was instantly excited for what the possibilities were. Even though the game was early, the driving already felt solid, and with the addition of destructible environments and the possibilities of actually changing the tracks themselves, the standard template for an arcade racer had obviously been thrown out the window. Hit the link to find out if they actually succeeded in setting a new standard in arcade racers.

With only 35 days until the 2010 World Cup starts in South Africa, EA has rolled out their updated FIFA game to big sales around the world, but is it worth your hard earned money? Check out the review.

Here we are, a little over a year later and Street Fighter IV’s first (and last?) update is upon us. Not DLC, not a sequel, but essentially a stand-alone retail expansion pack, budget priced at $40. Hopefully this review will help you decide if it’s worth the upgrade.

Josh brings us his first written review as an official member of the PS Nation team. Hit the link and check out his thoughts on Just Cause 2 for the Playstation 3!

Posted by: Glenn on April 20, 2010.
Title- 3D Dot Game Heroes
Format- Blu Ray Disc
Release Date- May 11, 2010
Price- $39.99
Platform- PS3 Exclusive
I’ve never made it a secret that I still hold the 16-bit days in extremely high regard. In a lot of ways, gaming met perfection on the SNES and Turbografx. From the first time I [...]

I suppose every review of Bioshock 2 needs to start with a qualifying statement by the author expressing how they felt about the first Bioshock, to give their audience some perspective on the opinions to follow. So here’s mine: I thought Bioshock was a good game. It didn’t blow my mind, change my world view, or revolutionize how I saw video games. That honor belongs to this game’s true granddaddy: System Shock 2. Bioshock was a good game. Bioshock 2 is a better game. For some of you, that’s all the review you’ll need; for the rest, I shall elaborate.