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Kane and Lynch 2: Dog Days , as strange as it may sound, is a startlingly quiet game. Not quiet in an auditory sense, of course; the gunfire, explosions, screams, and profanity are non-stop. But, as gamers, we've become increasingly used to epic stories told on a massive scale. Despite video games consistently trying their hardest to be cinematic (whatever that actually means), this generation of titles has seen…
Splinter Cell Conviction is an odd game to me. I really enjoyed it, it’s really fun, I'm going to get a lot of replay value out of it, and it's pretty much exactly what I had been hoping for. But, at the same time, I have to question some of its final design choices. Think of this review less as a straight up “review” than me trying to figure out how I feel about a few things (read: the light meter). I came into the…
The transition from PC to iPhone meant the removal of the Zen Garden and some of the mini-games, I know. But having played it on both platforms, I can't recommend the iPhone version of the game enough. The touch screen mechanics of the iPhone seem to have been made just for this game; it's completely intuitive. Tap a plant, tap a spot to plant it. Collecting sun is simple and fast. There's certainly nothing wrong…
