games can rest assured that nothing has really changed from the game's original form. I mean this in a completely literal sense since nothing has changed in the game from its previous incarnations, making Read more

Goldeneye: Rogue Agent

Being such a huge fan of the 007 movies and games, it’s a shame that the game with the most possibility out of the last few years ends up being the one I would like to change the most. This is a game that will only go for the hardcore 007 fans, besides them this game is a good rental. Read more

Bloody Roar Extreme

In the end, Bloody Roar Extreme is a decent game for the needy Xbox fighting genre. The game's fighting gameplay doesn't try anything new, but instead goes for perfection, and because of that an ample fighting game experience is achieved. If you own an Xbox as your only system and you're tired of Dead or Alive 3, or if you're just a fighting game nut, go ahead and check out Bloody Roar Extreme. It's worth at least a moment of your attention. Read more

Bloody Roar Extreme

Originally, the series was developed exclusively to Sony’s Playstation hardware. First to debut on a non-Sony hardware was Bloody Roar: Primal Fury, a revamped version of the already released Bloody Roar 3 for Sony’s Playstation 2. Bloody Roar: Primal Fury, released on 3/20/2002 for the Gamecube, featured updated graphics, sounds, and even some extras. Bloody Roar Extreme is the same game Bloody Roar: Primal Fury except for the add-ons. Will this game cripple down... Read more

Bloody Roar Extreme Review

Before you jump to conclusions on Bloody Roar Extreme, let me point out that this game retails for $29.99, a deal compared to the standard $49.99 of the majority of new releases on the market. At just over half the regular price of a new game, Bloody Roar Extreme reverts back to classic arcade fighting styles that get a graphical boost on the Xbox to provide you with anime style combat without the complex combos of the more intense fighters available. This is a game you... Read more