365//365: Day 246 – The Amazi...
Several months ago, I proclaimed The Crow: City of Angels to be the most broken, busted, bomb of a video game to have ever been released. How could I not? The controls were a mess of slow reactions, slow moving and slow response all around. The game looked deplorable, with no true lighting effects....
Diamonds in the Rough: Gotcha Force...
Hello and welcome to Diamonds in the Rough, a series I’ll be doing to highlight some of the forgotten games of the past that I feel deserved to get a little more recognition. I’ve had a habit through the years of picking up games that I thought looked interesting, even though I’d...
365//365: Day 245 – Mega Man ...
Some franchises can do the whole “multi genre” bit, such as the Mario and Sonic franchises. Others simply can’t. Mega Man Soccer proves that a rather intriguing concept can be botched if your development team cannot come to grips with what kind of product they are developing. For some...
365//365: Day 244 – Mafia II (360...
Video games with an open world usually offer a wealth of activity and scenery that you’ll come across within steps of any direction you take. Some titles, such as Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, contains what seems like an endless world around you, with activity isolated to the more populated areas...
Chocolate Lemon demonstrates gaming through a whole new level. We're a very social bunch but we also show off some “GDLK” skills when it comes to casual and competitive gaming. We take a look at gaming culture; from professional to community tournaments, gaming nightlife, conventions, arcades, interviews, franchise and local stores, big game companies, and indie developers.