Xbox 360 – Infinite Monkey Labs

ToeJam & Earl

The selling point of ToeJam & Earl in 1991 was how thoroughly strange it was, and that’s a feature that hasn’t aged a day.

Hard Corps: Uprising combined nearly impossible arcade difficulty with the modern tactic of locking characters behind day-one DLC.

The ideas and story threads of 400 Days deserve to be more than an hour and a half of DLC.

DmC is better than all of the previous Devil May Cry games I’ve played.

This game is insane even by Treasure’s usual unbridled standards.

I’ll never say no to more of Dishonored’s stellar gameplay, but some aspects of The Knife of Dunwall are disappointing.

It’s indicative of just how good Mark of the Ninja was that a DLC consisting of only one level and two new items was still worth buying.

I think I’ll have to file the Traveller’s Tales LEGO games in with the games I respect more than I enjoy.

I’m sad to say that I only kind of understand the adoration lavished on DMC3.

Resident Evil holds up remarkably well. Most of its flaws are evident regardless of the era of release.