Mixed impressions of his reviews. I tried that Rocketmen: Axis of Evil last night, and thought it sucked. The core gameplay could be good, but it's wrapped in this intrusive comic-strip story. And the camera forces you along its idea of where you should be going too rigidly. Poker Smash freezes randomly, and not too rarely. A game played strictly for score that crashes before you finish your run, and doesn't record anything you did, on the achievement- and leaderboard-happy 360. Nice going, Void Star. Craptastic debut effort. You came so close. It's due to be patched by the end of this month, and then hopefully it will rock as I initially thought it did. As it stands, it is exactly worthless.
But then, his Burnout Paradise review is very useful to prospective buyers, and that's the more important of the 3. It's the $60 big game.
I do hope the site takes off, though. The gaming world desperately needs more independent journalism, if it's credible.
