PSN Essentials: Future Cop L.A.P.D.
With news that Sony would be re-releasing it to the PSN, I thought it a perfect time to look back at one of my favorite PSOne titles, Future Cop L.A.P.D., and share with the world how awesome this old game was. Generally I’m known for being a huge advocate of strong video game narratives. I’ve … Read more
@ The Round Table: Infinite Ammo’s 2011 Year in Review
To look back on this year, Infinite Ammo has brought together some of our writers to talk about 2011: our favorite, most anticipated and least liked games, movies, TV shows and comics. Favorite Game of the Year: Louis Santiago: Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword. It’s hard to say what my favorite moment of the game … Read more
WWE ’12: Same Sh*t, Different Year
In the months leading up to WWE ’12, you may have heard or read the following words: “Innovative!” “New!” “Fresh!” “It’s the Bombdiggity!” (for gamers still stuck in the 90′s). And, like idiots, plenty of us took the bait and dove straight in. As much as WWE’12 touts itself for being fresh and new, this … Read more
“Saints Row the Third” Review – Far More Than Just A Grand Theft Auto Clone
“You think we have enough guns?” “That was a rhetorical question I hope.” Let’s get it out of the way: when people think Saints Row, they think “Oh, it’s that Grand Theft Auto knock-off”. It’s an inevitable comparison the likes of Modern Warfare and Battlefield, and of course there’s enough parallels to see why. But … Read more
“The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword” – New Best Game Ever or Just Another Let Down?
There’s been a lot of talk about whether The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword is actually as good as reviewers say it is. Coupled with some extra scathing reviews (which are, oddly enough, still concluded with overall scores of 9.1 and above), all the buzz has made some pretty solid questions for gamers—particularly those who never … Read more
Sonic Generations Review
Sonic the Hedgehog holds a special place in my heart as my very first video game memory. My cousins Jason and Scott graciously let five year old me play the 1991 classic on their new Genesis, and then promptly took the controller away when they saw I couldn’t grasp the concept of jumping over the … Read more
Bad Movie Night: Surviving Asylum Picture’s Mockbusters: “Almighty Thor”, “Transmorphers”, and “200 mph”
After taking forever to see Almighty Thor (which I only heard about because of the movie’s release around the time of Marvel’s Thor) I researched the details to find that Asylum, the studio behind the movie, is famous for making these really shitty “mockbusters” that are released at the same time as the real blockbuster … Read more
Be Batman: Infinite Ammo Reviews ‘Batman: Arkham City’
(This review contains minor spoilers) As I write this review, I have concluded a three-day long bender in which I conquered Arkham City and then some. Rocksteady’s bat-sequel to 2009’s Arkham Asylum has managed to take everything that was great about that game and expand on it in a way that only a few games have. … Read more
‘Wearing the Cape’ by Marion G. Harmon – Probably the Best Hero Fantasy Novel You’ve Never Read
This is an abridged version of a review originally posted on Louis Santiago’s blog. There’s a really good chance you haven’t heard of Wearing the Cape, it’s author Marion G. Harmon, or perhaps even the genre of “superhero sci-fi/fantasy” (as I call it). If you’ve haven’t on any of those counts, then you’re missing out. Cause in all … Read more
Ultimate Comics: Spider-Man #2 Review
Coming off the heels of the lackluster introductory issue, Brian Michael Bendis’ second outing in Ultimate Spider-Man outclasses his first in more ways than one. This issue gives attention to Miles Morales’ powers and focuses on the ideology that will likely shape him into the man and spider he is destined to be. The issue … Read more
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