Review: Plants vs Zombies

If you’re looking for a game to play in quick 15-20 minute chunks, well, you better stop right now before Plants vs Zombies gets you in its cold, dead grasp, and has you wondering just where in the hell the last few hours went. It’s clever, adorable, and has enough content to keep you playing for a long time. Plus, you can kill zombies with watermelons, and what other game can say that.

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Z-Day Approaches: A Look At The History Of Zombies In Games

Like their cinematic counterparts, video game zombies have slowly evolved over the years. Originally slow, shambling creatures that found power in numbers, today’s zombie is a much different ghoul. Sometimes they exhibit super strength or speed. Sometimes they show a spark of intelligence. Other times giant tentacles pop out from where their head used to be. It’s a good mix.

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Review: Wallace & Gromit in The Last Resort

With the latest episode of Wallace & Gromit’s Grand Adventures Telltale Games hasn’t done anything drastically new that will reinvent the point-and-click adventure game genre. Instead, the developer has crafted a fun, polished experience that is perfectly suited for its audience. And in a smart move, the game is also completely playable to anyone who missed the first episode, Fright of the Bumblebees, as it features a new, unconnected storyline.

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