Reviews by MrDurandPierre
10 reviews
-
Staff Xbox 360 HG exclusive
Sam & Max Beyond Time and Space review
While [Sam & Max: Beyond Space and Time] doesn't progress the genre beyond where it wads a decade ago, it's still a solid resurgence of a lost art.
Jeffrey Matulef · November 30, 2009
-
Staff Wii HG exclusive
Ghostbusters: The Video Game review
It's got the script, style, and soul of its source material, but fails to build a compelling game around these elements.
Jeffrey Matulef · August 16, 2009
-
Staff PlayStation 3 HG exclusive
Prototype review
Rarely has a game been so awful in so many ways, yet still proven so awesome at the same time.
Jeffrey Matulef · June 28, 2009
-
Staff DS HG exclusive
Peggle: Dual Shot review
Peggle: Dual Shot is a simple, casual activity that won't take much out of you, and is perfect for morning commute when your brain is still mush and doesn't want to heavily invest in anything.
Jeffrey Matulef · March 31, 2009
-
Staff PlayStation 3 HG exclusive
Afro Samurai review
It [Afro Samurai] may not be the masterpiece it could or even should be, but it's still one of the better games of its kind to come along in awhile.
Jeffrey Matulef · February 20, 2009
-
Staff DS HG exclusive
Moon review
If you're someone who does a lot of commuting and happen to be a big fan of first-person shooters, Moon might just hit that sweet spot you're looking for. For everyone else, there's little here to distinguish it from any number of…
Jeffrey Matulef · January 21, 2009
-
Staff PlayStation 3 HG exclusive
Midnight Club: Los Angeles review
If you can get past the pain of losing the same race for the umpteenth time, Midnight Club: Los Angeles is a very good racing game.
Jeffrey Matulef · November 12, 2008
-
Staff DS HG exclusive
Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia review
Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia is a really good Castlevania game, and among the best games on the DS.
Jeffrey Matulef · November 6, 2008
-
Staff PlayStation 3 HG exclusive
Dead Space review
When it (Dead Space) sticks to its more original ideas; the zero-g environments, the severing of limbs with unique weapons, the lack of ammo, etc. it works very well. But it doesn’t capitalize on these innovations as it should.
Jeffrey Matulef · October 23, 2008
-
Staff Wii HG exclusive
World of Goo review
World of Goo is a stunning example of how to build a simple physics-based puzzle game into something truly epic.
Jeffrey Matulef · October 16, 2008
