Mike Delano – Page 102 – Lollipop Magazine

X-Men – The Official Game – Review

December 8, 2006

X-Men: The Official Game, released alongside X-Men: The Last Stand in summer 2006, lives up to all of the stereotypes associated with movie/game disasters.

Dead Rising – Review

December 1, 2006

A faithful recreation of the 1978 zombie classic Dawn of the Dead, both in the sheer, maddening volume of your brain dead adversaries and the sense of humor.

Killzone – Liberation – Review

November 10, 2006

From its “working title” to its by-the-book FPS gameplay to its drab, washed-out battleground environments, Killzone feels like an incomplete brainstorm.

Ultimate Ghosts ‘N Goblins – Review

November 3, 2006

Has a lot in common with the recent updates of Contra and Mega Man that leave out the characteristics that defined the series in the first place.

Accept – A Metal Blast from the Past – Review

November 3, 2006

The set list pulls generously from the German band’s early ’80s golden years that produced their best albums: Restless and Wild and Balls to the Wall.

Kingdom Hearts – 2 – Review

October 27, 2006

Even by Square standards, where cute characters frolic side by side with tortured Clay Aiken look-alikes, playing an RPG with Disney characters is pretty silly.

Body Count – Live in L.A. – Review

October 27, 2006

The usual solid mix of BC-centric anthems, creepy ruminations on love, and some “timely” thoughts on religion and “dirty bombs,” with few surprises.

Tomb Raider – Legend – Review

October 20, 2006

Exciting, whether it’s jumping while mowing down enemies or Lara’s new close-combat moves, like a springboard technique that slows down time Matrix-style.

F.E.A.R. – Review

October 13, 2006

Terror never looked this sweet. Monolith has created, quite possibly, the best-looking shooter yet. And considering the competition, this is high praise indeed.

Resident Evil 4 – Review

May 5, 2006

RE4 was too good for the Gamecube graveyard. Now it’s available on the PS2. Capcom threw in a bonus mission with Ada Wong, the mysterious female gunslinger.