Tech-Gaming

• X360
• 4.2 / 5
• États-Unis

Exhibiting the same quality and attention to detail which elevated their Pinball FX franchise, Zen Studios has blended the artillery, RTS, RPG, and hack-and-slash genres into a palatable concoction that’s an invigorating as a stein of spiced mead.

• PS3
• X360
• 80%
• États-Unis

A tension between innovation and fan accommodation has seemly established the course of the Resident Evil series, with Capcom balancing the ambitions of designers with the desires of franchise devotees. The port of Resident Evil: Revelations demonstrates these two goals in congruence, delivering an absorbing title which revisits many of the elements which made the original Resident Evil resonate with players. Save for a few minor details, this game nearly feels it was built from the ground up to experience in your living room.

• 3DS
• 84%
• États-Unis

While you might expect a seventeen-year old RPG to be traumatically archaic, Soul Hackers has aged exceptionally well. Atlus’ vigilant augmentations improve, rather than pervert this demon developing diversion.

• PS3
• 72%
• États-Unis

While the game’s control fixes are commendable, the lack of any substantial new content means the Director’s Cut is best enjoyed by those who haven’t played the 2010 original.

• VITA
• 63%
• États-Unis

In concept, the idea of contextualizing Hot Shot Golf’s chibi cast and lighthearted play mechanics to a fishing game is inspired. Unfortunately, developer SIMS Co. couldn’t quite recreate the franchise’s polish or easygoing vibe.

• PS3
• VITA
• 84%
• États-Unis

Like a plateful or carnitas and an ice-cold cerveza, Guacamelee!'s exploration and engaging combat in an enchanting amalgam, tempting players to dig in.