John Fleury, Author at We Got This Covered – Page 4 of 74 - Part 4

John Fleury

A gamer for over 20 years, who enjoys the more lighthearted and colorful titles out there. Also does movie reviews at Examiner.com.

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Kung-Fu For Kinect Review

With boring gameplay and motion controls that are more frustrating than fun, Kung-Fu for Kinect is a total waste of time.

Rhythm Heaven Megamix Now Available Digitally For 3DS

Nintendo revealed during their E3 Treehouse Live stream yesterday that Rhythm Heaven Megamix, the latest entry in their quirky rhythm game franchise, is available for purchase on the 3DS eShop right away. The game was released last year in Japan, and while confirmed for localization several months ago, had been without a firm release date up to this point, making its launch all the more surprising.

Crash Bandicoot Trilogy Being Remastered For PS4

Sony has just announced during their E3 presentation that, at long last, the iconic Crash Bandicoot will return, with his original trilogy of classic 90s platformers being "remastered from the ground up." No additional details were provided, but we can definitely infer from the announcement that the release will be comprised of the original 1996 Crash Bandicoot, 1997's Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back, and 1998's Crash Bandicoot: Warped.

Microsoft Announces Several New Xbox Live Social Features

During their E3 conference, Microsoft just announced some new features being added to the Xbox Live service later this year. One of the biggest new additions will be Arena, a new social platform focused on tournament play, from registration and competition to spectating. Popular multiplayer games Smite and World of Tanks will add Arena support, along with future titles from EA Sports.

Kirby: Planet Robobot Review

With refreshing aesthetics, engaging gameplay, and varied level design, Kirby: Planet Robobot is the pink puffball's best platformer in years.

Telltale Offers Quick Glimpse At New Walking Dead Game

Telltale Games wasn't content with only revealing the first details on their upcoming Batman game during E3 today, as the developer also offered the first glimpse and some info on the next major entry in arguably their most iconic franchise, The Walking Dead. While they're still staying quiet on many aspects, what was revealed teases facts both expected and intriguing for fans of the series.

Minecraft: Story Mode Episode 6 – A Portal To Mystery Review

A Portal to Mystery has solid pacing and a fun mystery angle, but the clumsy use of its cameos and shallower than usual gameplay make it one of the weaker installments of Minecraft: Story Mode.

World Of Final Fantasy Gets A Release Date And New Trailer

Square Enix originally announced World of Final Fantasy at Sony's last E3 conference, but that reveal was quickly overshadowed by the long-awaited Final Fantasy VII remake's confirmation immediately afterwards. However, Square Enix has remained hard at work on the quirky spinoff title, and it looks like fans of the series will have more to look forward to this fall than just Final Fantasy XV, as World has been confirmed for a global release on PlayStation 4 and PS Vita.

Kick & Fennick Review

Although it's held back by a lack of variety in its presentation and some other clumsy elements, Kick & Fennick still boasts a clever gimmick with its recoil-based traversal, and does enough right to make itself worthy of a playthrough for platformer enthusiasts.

Deep Silver & Volition Announce Agents of Mayhem

With developer Volition having primarily worked on Saints Row games for the past five years, many thought that their next title would be a new entry in the frenetic open-world series. As it turns out, the studio has chosen to try something new, and has just announced Agents of Mayhem, an open-world action adventure game with a sci-fi, comic book-influenced world.