Mike Delano – Page 91 – Lollipop Magazine

Soulcalibur – Broken Destiny – Review

February 1, 2010

This entry in the series severely cuts back on the storytelling and single-player experience in favor of a focus on customization and online play.

Rock Band – Metal Track Pack – Review

February 1, 2010

20 new songs to play in strict order, and add them to your library. Far more exciting is downloading new songs as they’re released on the Xbox Live Marketplace.

Muramasa – The Demon Blade – Review

February 1, 2010

The brilliantly colorful and evocative environments are awe-inspiring: This is the most starkly beautiful game of 2009, and one of the handsomest of all time.

Grand Theft Auto – Episodes from Liberty City – Review

February 1, 2010

The Lost and Damned and The Ballad of Gay Tony are collected, and are full of the same brilliant dialogue, memorable characters, and engaging story arcs.

Call of Duty – Modern Warfare 2 – Review

February 1, 2010

A great solo campaign strings together spectacular set pieces at a breakneck pace, crafted with enough finesse to keep it from feeling like a shooting gallery.

Brutal Legend – Review

February 1, 2010

Heavy metal comes to life: A violent, vaguely Norse landscape where battles are waged with axes and swords and the great evils are demons and false metal.

Borderlands – Review

February 1, 2010

In no time, you’ll be scouring every inch of this alien environment for cash and items hidden in boxes, lockers, and piles of bones.

Bayonetta – Review

February 1, 2010

As you control the titular witch, you’ll punish angels by slamming their heads into guillotines, or booting them into an iron maiden.

Anvil – This Is Thirteen – Review

February 1, 2010

Anvil may offer up some simple meat and potatoes thrash, but it’s impossible to deny the conviction behind it.

Katamari Forever – Review

January 1, 2010

You roll around a big, sticky ball. As it collects debris, it becomes bigger and bigger until a clock runs out and you’re scored based on the size of your heap.