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Death Jr.: Root of Evil (Review)

Jun 2, 2008

What proud son doesn’t want to follow in his father’s footsteps? We can think of a few ol’ blocks you don’t want to be a chip off - Saddam Hussein, Noel Edmonds, the Grim Reaper. Alas, then, for poor Death Jr., son of the soul collector. And alas for Root of Evil, a port of a PSP title, it’s a massive chip off the old block - with blocky being the key word. Where in the developers’ handbook does it state ...

This Week's New Videogame Releases (Week of 5/26/08) (News)

May 25, 2008

See what's coming this week in the US for the Xbox 360, PLAYSTATION 3, Wii, Nintendo DS and Sony PSP. Highlights include Lost Planet: Colonies Edition (Xbox 360) and Enemy Territory: Quake Wars (PS3/Xbox 360).

Death, Jr. II: Root of Evil (Screenshots)

May 1, 2008

Death, Jr. II: Root of Evil - Co-op (Video)

Apr 30, 2008

No amount of visual polish can change the fact that a ho-hum platformer for PSP isn't going to magically be any better on Wii.

Death, Jr. II: Root of Evil - Pandora (Video)

Apr 30, 2008

No amount of visual polish can change the fact that a ho-hum platformer for PSP isn't going to magically be any better on Wii.

Death, Jr. II: Root of Evil - Cinematic (Video)

Apr 30, 2008

No amount of visual polish can change the fact that a ho-hum platformer for PSP isn't going to magically be any better on Wii.

Death Jr. II: Root of Evil - hands-on (Preview)

Mar 26, 2008

We thought Death Jr. II: Root of Evil was a mixed bag when it first released on the PSP in 2006. It was packed with personality thanks to its kooky Tim Burton-esque character designs and quirky humor. However, it also gave us a bit of deja vu - in the bad way - with its rough controls and tons of running and jumping that felt too familiar for its own good.But publisher, Eidos’ Matt Dahlgren thinks that Death Jr. II was actually meant to ...

Death Jr. 2: Root of Evil coming to Wii (News)

Feb 15, 2008

Eidos is bringing the PSP game Death Jr. 2: Root of Evil to the Wii in Summer 2008. Check out these new screens. Developed by Backbone Entertainment, the game charts the adventures of the Grim Reaper's son. We don't like to be judgemental, but it's hard to remain calm when we see a major publisher release a game ported from a handheld that only has a Metacritic rating of 68. It's also not a good sign that Konami, the previous distributor of the ...