Game Capture Neo (elgato) Review
Nearly a month ago, I received the elgato Game Capture NEO for review. I’m a huge fan of capture cards for fun reasons. While most people will just capture their game footage or stream out into the Interwebs, I like trying out different connections and seeing what comes out of it. So, what does ‘trying out different connections’ mean? That is a great question. I have some great answers for you. Le...[Read More]
Clone Drone in the Hyperdome Review (Meta Quest 3)
It has been a virtual reality review fest before the holiday break. We have gone head first into Meta Quest 3 and PSVR 2 material in the last few weeks, and it looks like it’s not going to stop anytime soon. That’s fine with me, as long as the motion sickness doesn’t begin anytime soon. What we have for you today is a VR review for Doborog Games’ Clone Drone in the Hyperdome. While I missed the fi...[Read More]
Transformers One Review (4KUHD)
When Transformers: The Movie arrived in the late 80s, it was something to behold. It was Orson Welles’ last performance, as he voiced over the vicious and uncaring planet devourer Unicron. It featured the death of a beloved character, which broke the hearts of thousands of fans. It also featured the first time the word ‘sh*t’ had been uttered by a main character in the series, a word that was late...[Read More]
Batman: Arkham Shadow (v1.2) Review (Meta Quest 3)
Being late to the game is sometimes more rewarding than showing up at the start. I bring this up now because we’re late to the game on discovering the dizzying joy that is Batman: Arkham Shadow on the Meta Quest 3. Batman: Arkham Shadow from developer Camouflaj and publisher Oculus Studios came out in October and is one of the prize jewels in the Meta Quest 3 crown. The game promised to bring an A...[Read More]
Ballionaire Review (PC)
I have spent the better part of a year trying to break away from Balatro. I have jumped into Astro Bot several times, tried getting back into Binding of Isaac, a game that I have 600+ hours in, and even desperately tried to start up Destiny 2 again. When you turn to D2 nowadays, you know you’re struggling. Nothing has worked to keep my attention from that beautiful card game…until now. Ballionaire...[Read More]
Snow Bros. Wonderland Review (PS5)
The best thing about reviewing games is seeing something that you didn’t expect. My last great unexpected funfest was Simogo’s Sayonara Wild Hearts, a game that was on rails, beautifully written, executed, and accompanied by one of the best video game soundtracks I’ve had the pleasure of enjoying. I still play that once a year. It has been out since 2019. Having an unexpected game surprise me is a...[Read More]
Delta Force Review (PC)
When you see the words ‘free to play’, the first thing that might come to mind is what the catch in the game might be. Is it going to limit me in terms of how far I can go? Will it force me to buy a season pass at some point? What exactly is the catch!? And those sentiments are often well-placed, but not with Delta Force. While the game is free to play and I’m sure there are some microtransactions...[Read More]
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle Review (Xbox Series X)
A couple of years ago when Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny was announced with James Mangold directing, it was tough not to think that Mangold had a large task ahead of him. Taking an iconic character and putting together a story that was worthy of the previous entries in the Indiana Jones saga probably came with an ark load of pressure. Satisfying a fanbase that felt scorned from the last fi...[Read More]
Fantasian Neo Dimension Review (PS5)
Have I missed RPGs over the years? Like, were there ever this many in a single year? I feel like 2024 has been the year of MMORPGs and turn-based RPGs. We have had a lot of them and reviewed most of them. Anyway, maybe I’m just getting old and don’t remember previous years like this. Maybe all those E3 trips had my brain store away a bevy of RPGs that I came in contact with. Who knows? Who cares? ...[Read More]
Lorelei and the Laser Eyes Review (PS5)
Lorelei and the Laser Eyes from develop Simogo has finally made it to the PlayStation 5. I really enjoyed the creepy Twin Peaks-esque experience on the Nintendo Switch when it released in May, and I’m still feeling the same way this time around. It has a lot of moving parts to it, a ton of puzzles, and just enough uncomfortableness to the story that even David Lynch would get goosebumps from the e...[Read More]
Blazing Saddles 4KUHD Review
My father introduced me to this film at a young age. It’s not appropriate at a young age. On so many levels it is not appropriate. As an adult? It has some very strong themes and points, and it is appropriate. While there is no doubt that Blazing Saddles from Warner Home Video probably couldn’t be made nowadays, its brilliance shines through the script which has so many different and relevant them...[Read More]
The Terminator 4KUHD Review
Back when I was just turning 10 years old, I was having nightmares about being chased by an unstoppable robot that was trying to ensure the end of the world was going to happen with a gigantic bang. Man, the Reagan years were something. I’m sure those dreams will be making a comeback in the next four years. Anyway! Warner Home Video has honored that robot-chasing-humans idea by releasing The Termi...[Read More]