Sega – Lollipop Magazine

Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 – Review

November 5, 2019

If it’s Wario running the 100m dash, or a crocodile wearing headphones throwing the javelin, I’m on board.

Yakuza Kiwami – Review

August 29, 2017

Yakuza Kiwami (“Extreme”) lets gamers experience the wacky fun of the original Yakuza in a remake with modern graphics and gameplay polish.

Dengeki Bunko – Fighting Climax – Review

October 10, 2015

I had no idea what a Dengeki Bunko was before booting up, but I’m always up for a sleek-looking 2D fighter (especially on the original Vita’s OLED screen).

Sonic Lost World – Review

November 15, 2013

The Sonic franchise just doesn’t get the respect in the current platformer landscape as Mario, Rayman, or indie successes like Super Meat Boy or Spelunky.

Vanquish – Review

January 27, 2011

Anyone who built their shooter chops on Uncharted or Gears of War 2 on any setting below Hardcore will likely quickly succumb to a hailstorm of bullets.

Gunblade NY – L.A. Machineguns – Review

October 5, 2010

Also-rans from the light gun’s mid-’90’s heyday. They’re faithful recreations of arcade games known more for unwieldy plastic cannons than for their gameplay.

Tournament of Legends – Review

August 10, 2010

A fully-realized fighting game, with colorful characters and flashy combat, attractive battle arenas, and authoritative narration from the heavens.

Alpha Protocol – Review

June 1, 2010

The absorbing conversation interface and jet setting, safe house to safe house lifestyle of Alpha Protocol give you an impetus to unravel the game’s conspiracy.

Iron Man – 2 – Review

May 1, 2010

Whether you’re controlling Iron Man or War Machine, the weaponry that should be game’s selling point feels unresponsive and ineffectual.

Aliens vs Predator – Review

March 1, 2010

Blasting an Xenomorph with a shotgun is fun. As is tormenting humans from the shadows as an Alien, or ripping out their spines as a Predator.