Recent reviews by Domo Arigotnik Mister Robotnik

Even from this short demo, it's clear there's something special here. This game simply oozes style!

The story is really hokey. The voice acting is terrible. The camera sucks, and the gameplay is buggy.

Needless to say it’s one of my favorite games ever.

This game is dope. That's all you need to know. Can it get a little repetitive? Yeah, it's an open world game, that's how they are. But if you're bored of what you're doing, there are dozens of other tasks you can take on in the immediate area. The car battles are amazing, the absolutely vulgar names of the characters are zany and fun, and the story is.... Well the story is there. It's good enough, I guess. If you like Mad Max, just get it already.

So ready for this to consume my life.

Awesome story, but...

I wouldn't say this is a "fun" game, becuase it really isn't. It's a point and click adventure that has you sitting back and watching more than actually doing anything. Most of what you can do is confined to answering questions, or deciding who to save or what weapon to use. It's more like an interactive movie, which when I played was actually exactly what I was looking for. To me, the whole thing felt really natural, and even though the plot moves along on rails, it doesn't seem very confining at all. Certainly more games like this need to be made, but granted, it's not for everyone.

Skyrim? More like Whyrim. As in, why can't I ever play anything else? When you can play a game for almost 30 hours in a weekend, you know something is either dreadfully wrong, or terribly right. And let me tell you something, this game isn't dreadful.

So many hours of my life...

This game is wonderful! Of course, when you first start, the character models (Especially Doc's) look a bit weird, but you quickly get used to it (Except Doc's). The voice acting is superb and the story line fits in quite nicely right in the middle of the Back to the Future trilogy. Just remember, this is TellTale we're talking about here.

I can't say enough good things about Sonic Generations. Unfortunately, I also can't say enough BAD things about the PC version of Sonic Generations. The game is awesome, and brings back all of the fast paced thrills of classic Sonic the Hedgehog games, with the tangible story line you almost care about of the newer Sonic Adventure games. Unfortunately, the PC version is pretty buggy, but you can get over it if you have an Xbox controller. Pick it up when it's on sale some time, or if you have an Xbox, do that.

I put off buying this one for a long time and now I can only wonder why. Extremely simple gameply belies a challenging experience that I can only describe as amazing. Everything about this game seems so simple, but one can't help but notice the love that went into crafting this masterpiece. Especially challenging is the Analog mode, which brings out the true feelings of playing on an old TV from the 70s, complete with a poorly adjusted VHOLD. I don't really know what to say about this game other than try it. But be careful once you do, you won't be able to put it down.