James Whitlock·Nov 8, 2023The Current State of Magic the GatheringOver the past couple of years, Wizards of the Coast has implemented significant changes to their flagship game, Magic: The Gathering. In…
James Whitlock·Nov 8, 2023Fears for the Warhammer Old WorldGames Workshop has recently made an announcement that has generated a great deal of excitement among fans of their classic games. The news…A response icon1A response icon1
James Whitlock·Jan 17, 2023Pocket Kingdom: Own the World Review (N-Gage)As the first MMO game on the N-Gage, Pocket Kingdom: Own the World has a lot to live up to. I’ve spent a lot of time with the game lately…A response icon1A response icon1
James Whitlock·Dec 26, 2022Shadow the Hedgehog Review (Gamecube)Shadow the Hedgehog follows, well… Shadow the Hedgehog, as he travels on a quest to discover his true identity. It seems that Shadow now…A response icon1A response icon1
James Whitlock·Dec 26, 2022Prince of Persia Two Thrones Review (Playstation 2)On December 1st, 2005, Ubisoft released The Two Thrones, an exciting new chapter in the acclaimed Prince of Persia series. With The Two…
James Whitlock·Dec 26, 2022Prince of Persia Warrior Within Review (Playstation 2)Warrior Within is the latest installment in Ubisoft’s Prince of Persia series. After the release of the critically acclaimed The Sands of…
James Whitlock·Dec 26, 2022Mortal Kombat: Deception Review (Playstation 2)Mortal Kombat: Deception is a masterfully innovative game, combining martial arts-style fighting and unique weapons combat. It features new…
James Whitlock·Dec 16, 2022Requiem of Hell Review (N-Gage)The N-Gage now has its fair share of RPGs, some good and some not so good. One of the lesser known RPGs on the handheld system is Requiem…
James Whitlock·Dec 15, 2022The Elder Scrolls Travels: Shadowkey Review (N-Gage)A portable Elder Scrolls? Sounds like a plan. But despite the exciting prospect, fans of the series will find themselves severely…
James Whitlock·Dec 15, 2022Valkyrie Profile Review (Playstation 1)The wars of the gods always capture the lives and imaginations of men. Seldom has this been more literally true than in Valkyrie Profile…