I missed out on Bully when it launched on the PS2 and so coming into Bullworth on the Xbox 360 is a fresh experience for me despite knowing that essentially the game is a PS2 port with a few extras thrown in for good measure. Bully follows the story of

Army of Two tells the story of military hard men Tyson Rios and Elliot Salem who are thrust into hot spots across the globe as a two man team. After completing a mission in Somalia they are recruited into the SSC, a PMC (Private Military Corporation) which sends the duo

World War II games have been fairly commonplace over the last few years with few notable games to make a huge impact on us gamers. Activision’s Call of Duty series and EA’s Medal of Honor are probably the most well known and have provided a wide range of missions versus

Bizarre Creations are well known for their racing game expertise, and with a long history of providing gamers the high octane thrills around a racing circuit, the team felt it was time to prove that they could diversify a little. The Project Gotham Racing series has been very successful for

I remember playing FIFA Street 2 on Xbox, and what feels like a very long time ago. Not being overly keen on sports games in general (especially football), it did peak my interest for the fact that it attempted to try something entirely different from the norm, yet maintained a

Movie tie in games have a bad habit of being pretty lame attempts at bringing the movie experience into the home, where we can all relive the moments we enjoyed at the cinema or where ever we watched the film. There have been a few notable exceptions to the rule,

The Conflict series started out years ago, and enjoyed relative success with its war themed campaigns in various hot spots around the globe. The games were third person affairs and offered up to four team mates to control to accomplish tasks. Conflict Denied Ops is the latest game in the

The Spiderwick Chronicles is based on the movie of the same name and is squarely aimed at the younger Harry Potter type audience. In game, you take control of the Grace children as the stay in their uncle’s old house to discover all manner of dark secrets, namely a hidden

I remember the enjoyment I had when I first played Devil May Cry on the Playstation. It was a distinct departure from Capcom’s other adventure games at the time (Resident Evil series). Dante, the leading character seemed cool, calm and collected throughout the engaging action adventure and was instantly likable.

For the record, Kingdom Under Fire: Circle of Doom (KUF:COD) is a spin off game that does not relate to the strategic Kingdom Under Fire games that we all know and love from Xbox. The developers have stated this, and therefore there should be no confusion as to why KUF:COD