Max Payne 3 Review [Xbox360]

It’s been almost 10 years since the release of Max Payne 2: The fall of Max Payne and in that time video games have come a long way. The first two games were released on the original Xbox and the PS2 so it’s been a while. That change translates into the game and while time has done the series a lot of favors, it just doesn’t quite feel like a Max Payne game. While the changes are a little tough for classic Max Payne fans, once you get past this you’re in for an amazing game.

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MadCatz Wireless Force Feedback Racing Wheel Review [Xbox 360]

Previously we saw the non-force feedback version of this racing wheel from MadCatz and one of the biggest complaints was the lack of force feedback.  Well, MadCatz has provided us with the higher end force feedback version of their wheel.  But does the added feedback make it the perfect wheel?  Let’s find out.

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SSX Review [Xbox360]

 

SSX is a strong snowboarding game in a time when the genre seemed to have died out. This reboot of the SSX series basically takes the old game and gives it the necessary updates needed to modernize it.

The snowboarding genre has been rather sparse with releases in recent years with the big three sports of football, hockey and baseball (you can include soccer if you’re not in North America). Other than games based on the Olympics, there hasn’t been a snowboard release since 2009. Thankfully EA brings that drought to an end.

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The Darkness 2 Review [Xbox360]

2K studios return with a strong sequel to their game The Darkness. In this game Jackie Estacado returns with his supernatural powers that he has used to become the Don of the Franchetti crime family. Jackie has kept the Darkness trapped but once again it’s set free.

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