We’ve explored what it takes to collect and refurbish existing pinball machines, but what if you want your own, custom game? Creating a one-of-a-kind pinball experience is a much different beast, but we were able to catch up with Wade Krause and Tanio Klyce, two men who put together a special table for some big pinball fans: Metallica.
This third entry in the series is as good as, if not better than the PS3 games.
A decent game, but nothing spectacular if you’re not a card-carrying member of the Stan Lee Fan Club
This week in gaming we reviewed three games, each of which are unique, fun, and extremely high quality. Whether you’re into adventure games, online or single-console co-op, or even a entertaining sort of frustration, we have something for you. Here is your week in gaming.
This week on the PlayStation Store, the featured game to download is Trine, an action platformer that hit the PC market earlier this year and has received almost nothing but rave reviews. The game is going for $19.99.
Before we begin, I’d like to again apologize for the mix-up that necessitated a second post announcing the winner of our Modern Warfare 2 Xbox 360 giveaway. The issue of the timing of the end of the contest was an unfortunate mistake that I take full responsibility for, and again sorry for anyone who was inconvenienced or upset that their entry was not given proper judging. We had many more entries throughout the day, so it seems many of you were waiting to slip in under the wire.
It’s been a long time since I played something like Demon’s Souls. I couldn’t pause. I died a lot. It took me roughly six hours to beat the first real level of the game. I died some more. The game’s mood constantly made me feel uneasy and jumpy. I kept on dying. And yet, I continued to play it with relish because I knew from the moment I started the adventure that this action-RPG was something special.
