"Get Up And Dance"? Nah, you're alright...

This week, I have been playing "Get Up And Dance". I've been reviewing it for Andy over at the wonderful MK Gaming, and I have to say: I didn't like it.

You would think that this was just me being intolerant, and you would be wise to think this. I knows what I likes, and I don't likes a dance. But I really tried to be open minded. Problem is, this open mindedness made me notice more flaws that I think I would have had I been going in all intolerant.

Infamous 2: Electric Boogaloo

Infamous 2! Finished this a few days ago, but I've been a tad busy, so this report is a little late. I'll do better in future, I promise!

Infamous 2 is the sequel to (wait for it) Infamous, Sucker Punch's first PS3 game. It fixes a lot of the issues with the first game, and expands on a lot of the parts which worked well.

SPOILERS HO!

Twisted Metal Impressions!

Car combat! Once a staple of gamer diets, this genre has seen a sad decline of late. Carmageddon is dead, Vigilante 8 went bye-bye, and Blood Drive, well the less said about that the better. But all is not lost! The pioneer of the Twisted Metal series, David Jaffe, has returned to the franchise, hoping to breath new life into Sweet Tooth and co.

A multiplayer beta was released last week, and I've been having some fun with it. Stay tuned for a tale of tutorials, challenges and nightmarish connection issues. Impressions awaaaaaaay!

God of War: Ghost of Sparta... in HD!!!

As promised, I've hacked through the second God of War remix from the PSP, Ghost of Sparta. This one is set between the first two God of War games, with Kratos recently ascended to Mount Olympus. He receives a troubling vision, which sends him on yet another grand quest, to explore his past and free himself of the visions which torment him.

Of the two, I think this one is the better game. Hit the jump for why!

God Of War: Chains Of Olympus... IN HD!!!

One more title off the list! Not that it was ever ON the list, as it came from Lovefilm, but you get the idea. This is the High Definition PS3 port of the original PSP game, and I gotta say, it translates wonderfully. 

Also: Now with ART! Terrible drawings improve everything.