DeoGa:
"In order to review this game completely I endured all of the levels, trying frantically not to either tear out my eyeballs or throw my Xbox out of the window. I get the feeling a hell of a lot of other people felt the same, for when I tried to initiate a multiplayer game 4 nights in a row, there were no other players available. Now either this means people have bought this and played it once then left it where it belongs in deleted games hell, or the developers haven't bothered making the multiplayer accessible because even they couldn't stand the game. Honestly, I have never been so bored playing a game in my life. The people who thought it would be a good idea to let these amateurs release this should be sacked immediately and sent to the unemployment line. I mean honestly how hard is it to make a decent game these days? Even the story is just….God, I can't bring myself to even think about it. Avoid this game as though your sanity depends on it (and it does if you play)."
The 2009 GameStooge Awards continue with the fifth part of the Awards – the worst games of 2009, as well as the best mobile games.
Best iPhone Game: Zen Bound
Best Mobile Game: Townsmen 6: Revolution
Biggest Disappointment: The Conduit
Most Dead on Arrival: Leisure Suit Larry: Box Office Bust
Worst Digital Game: NBA Unrivaled
Worst Game: Terminator Salvation
WorthPlaying writes: "Back in 2005, Rockstar Games took a chance and made a video game based on the old cult film, "The Warriors." The game was an adventure/beat-'em-up hybrid that took the license and added more background to the film's story while providing plenty of deep gameplay choices to a genre that seemed to be on its deathbed. It was a gritty title that was fairly polished and a ton of fun to play. Sadly, unless you had an early PS3 like the 60 GB or 20 GB configuration, neither of the newer consoles could play the classic game Rockstar had crafted."
PlayDevil has posted a review of the cult classic game, ported to XBLA, "The Warriors: Street Brawl".
Here's a snip:
"Many people will remember the original cult classic street gang movie "The Warriors" which was released in 1979 however what is surprising is that despite it's popularity it seemed to take an age to get it's first video game conversion with the excellent Rockstar release on the original Xbox and Playstation 2 in 2005."
