August 27th, 2009 Posted in DS, News, Wii, Written by ValayThe latest LEVEL review scores are as follows:Batman: Arkham Asylum – 9,8Professor Layton and Pandora’s Box – 8 Shadow Complex – 8The Beatles: Rock Band – 9 Guitar Hero 5 – 8 Gradius Rebirth – 6 Wolfenstein – 6 Battlefield 1943 – 8Tales of Monkey Island: Launch of the Screaming Narwhal – 8 The King of Fighters XII – 6Madden NFL 10 – 8 Let’s Tap – 5 Sacred 2 – 6 Fat Princess – 7 Trials HD – 9 Related posts:ESRB updatesEDGE review sc

Raven and id’s mystical Nazi shooter revamp Wolfenstein headlines this week, accompanied by the downloadable Metroid-esque Shadow Complex, the next Tales of Monkey Island, and your usual assortment of tween-themed Nintendo DS releases. Go ahead and hit up the full list, or, if you’re looking for a particular system, skip right to the PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii and Nintendo DS. Should you want to check out any past release lists, scope out our handy archive. All of this week’s retail rel

Telltale’s latest adventure series returns to the desktop platform later this month in The Siege of Spinner Cay. Considering its experience with Wallace & Gromit, Strong Bad, and Sam & Max, Telltale Games pretty much has the whole monthly episodic release schedule down to a science at this point. With the first installment of its new Tales of Monkey Island adventure series debuting on the PC and Wii in July, the developer said today that episode two, The Siege of Spinner Cay, wil

A game programmer is getting mouthy about the Wii, saying that an iPhone is more powerful for gaming. This argument transpired at the forums (via GameZine ) for TellTale, which developed Tales of Monkey Island as a downloadable title from the WiiWare online store. A programmer with the handle “Yare” explained that the Wii is just not meaty enough to address all of the issues players are having , including blurry textures and choppy framerates. “Frame rate issues will probably get sorted