The first feature of its kind for GamePartisan, herein lies Bennett White’s video review of Soul Calibur IV. Just how much ground will we break this year? Who knows. The year’s still young.
Comic Con 2008: A Few Impressions | Special
Gavin Greene made the journey to the San Diego Convention Center, and the content herein consists of his report on his experience(s) at Comic Con 2008.
Ninja Gaiden II | Review
"…Ninja Gaiden 2 is an improvement on its predecessors in almost every way."
NCAA Football 09 | Review
EA, you ought to be terribly familiar with the score given this year’s game: it’s like deja vu all over again! Just think back to November 2004. Yes, the bell’s gotta be ringing by now.
Turok | Review
Will this once-hallowed FPS series make a comeback with this release? The ever-polarizing honesty of senior editor Michael Rausch reveals all.
Gonzo Gaming | Special
This feature, on pre-relaunch GamePartisan, marked the beginning of what would become our "progressive editorial policy"…read this markedly divergent feature and you will understand completely. Sex, drugs, video games and…Richard Nixon.
Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock | Review
Columnist Jeremy Bennett puts on his reviewin’ boots for the very first time and takes this party game for a spin.
The Incredible Hulk | Review
A missed opportunity to have a banner year for the franchise…pun very much intended. Read the rest of this entry »
Insecticide | Review
"Crime: homicide. Victim: Insecticide. Culprit: Joseph G. Catalanotto."
Battlefield: Bad Company | Review
Mercenaries get paid in gold bars. Fighting the Russians in the near future.
God of War: Chains of Olympus | Review
The chains that bind.
Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots | Review
Happy Independence Day!
Crosswords DS | Review
Not just good, but ____!
The World Ends With You | Review
Rock my world.
Don King Presents Prizefighter | Review
"Only in America baby!"
Carnival Games | Review
"Everything you love about the carnival except the fun."
Grand Theft Auto IV | Review
First came Mark Vincent, then Phil Stortzum…now, Senior Editor Michael Rausch gives us an unprecedented third review of GTA4. Read the rest of this entry »
No More Heroes | Review
A Japanese take on American culture that deserves, at the very least, a modicum of respect, i.e., a rental by every gamer.
Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock | Review
In case you hadn’t caught on yet or are new to the GamePartisan party scene, game name recognition means very little to us: a good game is a good game, an average game is an average game, a bad game is a bad game. Period.
Zack and Wiki: Quest for Barbaros’ Treasure | Review
Phil gives us the lowdown on this uncelebrated title from Capcom.
Grand Theft Auto IV | Review
Mark Vincent gave it an 8.5 out of 10. Now we get a second opinion.
Wii Sports | Review
While Wii Sports is not the greatest game ever created, it’s definitely a worthy pack-in with the Nintendo Wii. It does a fantastic job of really showing off the control capabilities of the Nintendo Wii, which is obviously what it was meant to do. In terms of graphics and music, Wii Sports ay fail to impress. But the sports themselves, especially tennis and golf, are quite well done, and control nicely. Especially considering that you’re getting it for free, Wii Sports is a surprisingly fun and satisfying game.
LXG (LastActionGamer.com), GamePartisan ink apparel, sponsorship deals
The latest in a series of changes in corporate strategy and public relations, gaming apparel company LXG (LastActionGamer.com) has entered into an alliance with GamePartisan and will sponsor the site’s reviews indefinitely.
A pairing of companies with equally distinctive visions, the move looks to mutually benefit both parties, with further details to be released as soon as they are confirmed. What is now public knowledge, however, is that both LXG and GP are very excited and optimistic about the future, especially as pertains to their cooperative efforts. LXG being the latest entity to join the GamePartisan Network serves only to benefit the respective audiences of each company.
Further information will likely become available via corporate press release.
As it so happens, LXG has obtained exclusive rights to reproduce the GamePartisan logo on its apparel, with their chief executive stating, "Look for it in mid-summer".
And yes, Tony is offensive to my person.
Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity | Review
"Too slow and frustrating to wholeheartedly recommend."
Boom Blox | Review
Ironically, Boom Blox is the blockbuster Wii owners were waiting for from Mr. Spielberg.
the Gaymer: How Video Games May Save America | Editorial
Columnist Jeremy Bennett returns, short but ever so sweet.
Mario Kart Wii | Review
The Mario Kart series is the penultimate cartoon kart racer available…this version very much feels as if it’s the most complete.
Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Vegas 2 | Review
Here’s to fan service.
Grand Theft Auto IV | Review
An offensive game deserves an offensive review, no? Former senior editor Mark Vincent kicks off his return to GamePartisan with a definitive bang.
Ratchet and Clank Future: Tools of Destruction | Review
It may be the sixth title bearing the Ratchet & Clank name in seven years, but the quality is still so consistent that it’s yet to become a problem
Condemned 2: Bloodshot | Review
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An unfortunate twist condemns an FPS unlike any other.
Doc of All Trades: Controversy Looming | Editorial
“With the release of GTA 4, violent video games step back into the lime light. But this time, a King is on our side.”
Super Smash Bros. Brawl | Review
Phil Stortzum returns with yet another sterling review.
Mario Party 8 | Review
"Seven past console parties down and Mario still feels the need to party like its 1999 with a few variations here and there."
In addendum: Why I Gave Mass Effect a 10 | Editorial
Senior Editor Michael Rausch further explains why he handed out the first 10 (out of 10) in GamePartisan’s six-plus year history.
Mass Effect | Review
Michael Rausch takes a legendary step with this, our second review of Mass Effect.