Mike Delano – Page 83 – Lollipop Magazine

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.

Nightfall – Astron Black and the Thirty Tyrants – Review

October 27, 2010

Greece’s Nightfall have been around awhile, and that experience pays off. What lies within is expertly polished death metal.

Unearthly Trance – V – Review

October 25, 2010

All of the morbid dirges one would expect from these doom heavyweights. But take a closer look and there are some interesting pieces of debris in the wreckage.

Enslaved – Odyssey to the West – Review

October 25, 2010

From the chemistry between the main characters to the elegant plot, amidst gorgeous environments and with great voice acting, you’ll want to tear through this.

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.

Ys Seven – Review

October 20, 2010

No one is likely to be blown away by the story of two adventurers looking for… adventure, nor by the slowly unraveling plot and dialogue.

Enslaved – Axioma Ethica Odini – Review

October 20, 2010

There’s enough variety to satisfy both old-school knuckle-draggers looking for pure eee-ville and the more adventurous, recent Nachtmysium-educated ears.

Black Anvil – Triumvirate – Review

October 18, 2010

The phrase “NYC-based black metal” might conjure images in your mind of a hipster-heavy, irony-fueled disaster, but luckily for us, Black Anvil is for real.

Pagan Metal: A Documentary – Review

October 10, 2010

Turisas, Korpiklaani, TYR, Finntroll, Leaves Eyes, and others are universally nice, even as Bill Zebub drags the questioning into his predictable banality.

Kane & Lynch 2 – Dog Days – Review

October 7, 2010

Online or off, the game is firmly weighted toward stylistic and conceptual ambition rather than gameplay innovation,