In February 2008, a game was released on the Xbox 360 that got lukewarm reviews. Culdcept Saga was railed for having last-gen graphics, awkward multiplayer menus, a story that was shoddy at best, and some of the most shit-forsaken voice-acting ever to disgrace a game. These criticisms are well-deserved. But shove that pile of dookie aside, because this title is one of my favorites of all time. Why? Because it’s so damn fun to play.
Categories » ‘Opinion’
Culdcept Saga: One of The Best Games You Haven’t Played
January 28th, 2011 by Markham AsylumMario Mushrooms: Red or Green?
January 5th, 2011 by Markham AsylumWhich Mario mushroom would you rather have in real life?
Rumble Racing: The Best Alternative to Mario Kart
December 29th, 2010 by Markham AsylumIn 2001, a PS2 title was released that rumbled my world. If you enjoy casual, arcadey gaming in the style of Mario Kart, then Rumble Racing is a game that I hope you have experienced.
Resident Evil 4: Still One of the Best Halloween Games
November 1st, 2010 by Markham AsylumJust because 10/31 has gone by this year doesn’t mean you should let the spirit of Halloween rest. Keep that spirit in your local Ghostbusters Containment Unit (game console, that is) for a few more weeks with Resident Evil 4.
Blaster Master: The Game that Sated Metroid Fans until Super Metroid
October 24th, 2010 by Markham AsylumAh, Blaster Master. Just when I had grown impatient for another game like Metroid, you came along with your unique spin on the formula and helped me make it through. In some ways, you even raised the bar for 2D platformers that Metroid had set so high.
Why StarCraft is like Golf
September 17th, 2010 by Markham Asylum
You might think that the idea of StarCraft being like golf is as ridiculous as the idea of a Zergling rush being a play-date for your supply-line workers. Allow me to try to change your mind.
Pach Attack: Live at PAX
September 14th, 2010 by Mark A. Brooks
Michael Pachter answers questions live from PAX in the biggest Pach Attack Q&A yet, a session so large that it spans 3 episodes. The questions are surprisingly good, and the answers even better. Pach is pretty swift on his feet, for sure.









