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Valkyria Chronicles

Published on: 14th June, 2009

First of all, we really must apologize for the delay in delivering this review. It’s not much of an excuse to say we were completely swamped during the hectic release period between October and November last year, but that’s our only defense. However, it’s good to know that many people have rewarded Sega for producing [...]

Flower

Published on: 14th June, 2009

We at PSXE are psychic. Really. We can read your minds. The very first question all of you are going to ask is, quite simply, “what is this game about?” Well, for about five minutes, we weren’t quite sure how to answer. We controlled this flower petal in the air, all the time asking, “okay, [...]

Need for Speed: Undercover

Published on: 14th June, 2009

With this new age of downloadable updates that bring the act of game patching to the console horde, it is only fair that our reviews reflect the product at hand in its current light. NFS: Undercover launched with a problematic game engine that struggled to maintain a steady framerate, which hurt both gameplay and the [...]

F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin

Published on: 14th June, 2009

I’ll be candid and blunt when I preface this review by stating that I’m growing tired of all the horror-FPS games like Condemned, Jericho, and FEAR. They all feel largely the same, and generally play out similarly. They’re also not that scary, and worst of all, the gameplay mechanics are never done well, either. I [...]

Bolt

Published on: 14th June, 2009

Animated movies like “Bolt” are typically smash successes in the box office, primarily because the concepts in question can appeal to all ages. However, as we all know, movies and video games are often like oil and water; popular video games flop terribly when they become films, and the latter doesn’t do much better when [...]

Astro Tripper

Published on: 13th June, 2009

Although European PlayStation 3 owners have complained about a lack of PSN content since the launch of Sony’s new machine, they should take solace in the fact that some downloadable titles actually hit their region first. Take Astro Tripper, for example. It released on the Euro PSN in December but we North American gamers had [...]

MLB 09: The Show

Published on: 13th June, 2009

Something unusual in the videogame world of sports, Sony’s MLB franchise is now the most lauded sports franchise around town. It’s still a surprise to see Sony’s sports efforts go from that of 989 Studios, to what it is with the MLB license. It is the Cinderella story that has blossomed into a series that [...]

Alone in the Dark: Inferno

Published on: 13th June, 2009

Last year, survival/horror fans everywhere anxiously awaited the launch of Eden and Atari’s Alone in the Dark, as acquired preview information indicated a potentially solid and freakishly entertaining experience that would tide us over until Resident Evil 5 (or, little did we know at the time, Dead Space). Unfortunately, the game ran into serious issues: [...]

Command and Conquer: Red Alert 3

Published on: 12th June, 2009

Last year, I pieced together a preview of Command and Conquer 3 when it was announced by EA back in during the Winter of 2008. As time went on, the PlayStation 3 version went missing, and EA later announced an indefinite hiatus in development for the Sony game, leaving the Xbox 360 and the PC [...]

Rag Doll Kung-Fu: Fists of Plastic

Published on: 12th June, 2009

We’ve already seen some uber-fun PSN titles, and that includes everything from the stellar quality of Wipeout HD and echochrome to the silly yet seemingly ceaseless entertainment offered by the likes of Magic Ball and Burn Zombie Burn!. We really couldn’t be happier with the full downloadable games we’ve seen over the past year – [...]

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