Lollipop Magazine

Kung Fu Panda – Review

September 1, 2008

The designers took to heart the stylish look of the movie and seem to have been genuinely inspired when translating it into a gaming world.

Shame Club – Come On – Review

September 1, 2008

Shame Club is a rock band, pure and simple. They like Thin Lizzy and pre-suck Aerosmith. Shame Club has soul, they have depth, and they have chops.

RPG – Worth the Weight – Review

September 1, 2008

The punk-rock energy of the first Saints album and the monstrous brawn of the MC5 with the rock-steady R&B timekeeping of classic AC/DC.

Plan 9 – Manmade Monster – Review

September 1, 2008

Plan 9 roll out an alternative reality where the Misfits took the Ramones’ path and made records playing to their strongest rocking and ghouling suit.

Motörhead – Motorizer – Review

September 1, 2008

Lemmy, Mikkey, and Phil: The longest-running lineup by far and the most prolific, keeps grinding out record after record of material better than the old stuff.

Secret Agent Clank – Review

September 1, 2008

Since Ratchet of Ratchet and Clank got his own game with Deadlocked, it was time for his robotic sidekick Clank. Thing is, these two fare much better together.

Naruto – Ultimate Ninja Heroes 2 – The Phantom Fortress

September 1, 2008

The simple, fast and loose fighting mechanics of the Naruto games are tailor-made for portable gaming.

Dali’s Llama – Full On Dunes – Review

September 1, 2008

They don’t beat you over the head with stupe via dullish boogie, they beat you with classic Chuck Berry tuck-the-pinky-in via slurred desert blues.

Clouds – We Are Above You – Review

September 1, 2008

If chugliness is next to godliness, Clouds are tuggin’ on the great one’s hem, grinnin’ and waitin’ for free beer.

Chrome Division – Booze, Broads and Beelzebub – Review

September 1, 2008

Second round for this fun-time biker metal diversion for Dimmu’s Shagrath. Lead throat Eddie Guz really makes these songs roar with beery belching pride.