Lollipop Magazine

Transformers – Fall of Cybertron – Review

September 7, 2012

I have no great love for Transformers, so it’s a testament to the quality of Fall of Cybertron and War for Cybertron, that I love these two Transformers games.

The Amazing Spider-Man – Review

July 6, 2012

The Amazing Spider-Man doesn’t have the same zany cast of characters or liveliness of Shattered Dimensions, but it has Spidey’s addictive web-slinging antics.

Prototype 2 – Review

May 11, 2012

James Heller’s expletive-and-rage-filled quest to uncover those responsible for the death of his family and the bio plague terrorizing NYZ doesn’t offer much.

Spider-Man – Edge of Time – Review

October 28, 2011

A disaster forces modern-day Amazing Spider-Man and futuristic Spider-Man 2099 to work together across time, communicating through picture-in-picture.

X-Men – Destiny – Review

October 14, 2011

It’s pretty astounding how a license with such limitless potential as X-Men has managed to inspire so many terrible videogames

Transformers – Dark of the Moon – Review

July 22, 2011

With Dark of the Moon, developer High Moon Studios has been yanked out of its G1 Cybertron fantasy and tasked to create a more predictable summer movie tie-in.

Call of Duty – Black Ops – Review

February 17, 2011

The stage was set for CoD to get freaky, and Black Ops embraces this with incredible results. The campaign is bursting with variety and out-there ideas.

GoldenEye 007 – Review

January 27, 2011

A reimagining of the Nintendo 64 classic, except with Daniel Craig retrofitted in to replace Pierce Brosnan.

Guitar Hero – Warriors of Rock – Review

October 28, 2010

Augmenting the already peerless guitar gameplay with a ton of fun new “powers” that barrage you with rewards for everything from note streaks to not failing.

Spider-Man – Shattered Dimensions – Review

October 21, 2010

Variety is the name of the game. Check out the cover: Four versions of the superhero ranging from Peter Parker’s most iconic to some real obscurities.