Summary: Parents need to know that despite starring a familiar children’s literature character, Alice: Madness Returns is absolutely not intended for kids.
Platformer Madness – Alice Returns – in 3D with PhysX
AlienBabelTech
4 August 2011
Excerpt: Alice: Madness Returns was released one month ago and it is another long-awaited follow up to American McGee’s Alice (2000), one of this editors all-time favorite PC
Excerpt: Alice: Madness Returns is a sequel to American McGee’s Alice from 2000. That title was one of the first pieces of art that started the dark Alice in Wonderland trend...
Review: Alice: Madness Returns (Microsoft Xbox 360)
Diehard GameFAN
2 August 2011
Summary: : Alice: Madness Returns is a game that manages to hit all of the right aesthetic and conceptual notes, but can’t carry that into the mechanical side of things, making
Conclusion: and turns Alice into a committed inmate in an insane asylum who escapes into the twisted and violent Wonderland inside her psyche in order to overcome the trauma of
Alice Madness Returns: PhysX and 3D Vision Tested on all NVIDIA GeForce GTX 500 Series Video Cards
Hi Tech Legion
29 July 2011
Excerpt: Do you remember 1999? Bulky CRTs were still the monitors of choice, Microsoft had just introduced the world’s first commercially successful optical mice, USB devices were...
Excerpt: I was a huge fan of the original American McGee’s Alice, a somewhat-fringe PC game that took the already-twisted story of Alice in Wonderland and turned it on its