Mirai never played Silent Hill 2. Now is his chance, and you get to join him!

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Sin and Punishment 2 is to rail shooters what Super Mario Galaxy is to 3D platformers. Perfection. It justifies my purchase of the Wii, makes amazing use of the Wiimote, and is my Game of the Year 2009. (5/5)

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Viewtiful Joe is a perfectly good game that is scrutinized much more simply because of what it tries to be and the people that made it. As a result, it comes out of the mix with a few more scratches, but is ultimately worth your time. (2/5)

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Soul Calibur: Broken Destiny is, in a nutshell, alarmingly faithful recreation of Soul Calibur on the PSP, with all of its benefits and few of its flaws. That doesn’t stop me from being mean! (3/5)

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Sound quality is one of those things you don’t realize you missed until you get it back. Even the most fantastic composition reduced to Commodore 64 SID-chiptune quality has its charms, but really when given the choice between Video Games Live and Overclocked Remix’s orchestral songs, I always will chose the former. I bring this [...]

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In a nutshell: There’s so little to say about Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2, I had to resort to a gimmick to being able to finish this review. I hope you’re all happy! It’s not a bad game but beatemups require co-op, something I didn’t have available, and the writing was so bad I didn’t have a particular preference one way or the other. (2/5)

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In a nutshell: Persona PSP is nothing more, or less, than a translation of a port with some new music and cutscenes. It still has everything that was right with the original, and sadly everything that was wrong as well. (2/5)

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