I have been looking forward to Hard to Be a God for maybe a year. So it is with a heavy heart and a heavy hand that I write these words. Hard to Be a God is hard to even like.

The story is decent, what you get to see of it, as it's based on a book by authors Arkady Natanovich Strugatsky and Boris Natanovich Strugatsky, perhaps the most famous Russian Sci-Fi authors ever. Whether you have heard of them or not doesn't matter, you can learn more about them here.

Tired of Mario Kart, or is Grand Theft Auto just not your thing?  Maybe casual gaming is more your speed.  If so, StoneLoops of Jurassica may be for you.  Don't let the strange name scare you off; this is a fun game!

Mario Kart Wii is, hands down, the most fun you can have with the Nintendo Wii.  It has been some time since I enjoyed a Nintendo title this much.  It is arguably the best game available for the Nintendo Wii, but sadly it is not without its flaws.

"War can be devastating and horrible."  That’s how I started out my last review of an Ageod TBS (Turn-Based Strategy) game.  War is still devastating and horrible, and like man, Ageod has not learned much from its last war.

In Ageod’s Napoleon’s Campaigns (NCP), the fight turns to Europe in the early 19th century.  Napoleon ran roughshod over Europe during this time, and although the British ruled the seas, the French undeniably ruled the continent.

We’ve seen many different types of real time strategy games over the years and Seven Kingdoms: Conquest appears to be no different.

I have played some bad games in my day, and honestly, I don't expect every title to be a hit.  Even powerhouse developers and publishers, including the first-party gang, drop the ball from time to time. These are things I understand, and therefore, I never like to trash talk their hard work.