Mike Delano – Page 78 – Lollipop Magazine

F.E.A.R. 3 – Review

August 5, 2011

The series’ tight and responsive gunplay, coupled with its addicting (and not copied nearly enough) slow-mo mechanic, makes for another great-playing game.

Wizardry – Labyrinth of Lost Souls – Review

August 2, 2011

It’s a fantasy RPG set thousands of years in the past, but the game also exists in an ooooold school RPG dream world where the modern age never came to pass.

Mortal Kombat – Review

July 29, 2011

The title may be all that has been streamlined: It takes a kitchen sink approach, one that actually enhances rather than obscures the game’s strengths.

Dungeon Siege III – Review

July 29, 2011

Colorful heroes and monsters clash on battlefields like luxury board games, with sparks and explosions of steel and magic lighting up the lush surroundings.

Ys I & II Chronicles – Review

July 22, 2011

The Ys games released in 2010 were excellent, and this third trip, while not as impressive as its predecessors, adheres to those same high standards.

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.

Decapitated – Carnival Is Forever – Review

July 22, 2011

Poland’s speedy tech death merchants Decapitated must’ve had a few too many funnel cakes and cotton candy tugs, because this sounds way more brutal.

The Collector’s Guide to Heavy Metal – Volume 4 – The ’00s – Review

July 1, 2011

It’s a testament to the writing that this is good enough to read from beginning to end, discovering new artists as you go, just to hear the author’s take.

MLB 1 – The Show – Review

June 30, 2011

MLB 11 The Show offers the best baseball experience on a console, due in large part to the stellar audiovisual presentation that mimics an actual MLB broadcast.

Samael – Lux Mundi – Review

June 29, 2011

Samael settles into its trademark midtempo mood and plays things a little too safe at times, but the highlights leave more of an impression than the dips.