Two Point Museum Review (Nintendo Switch 2)
I know I have brought this up in intros for several reviews, but I must do it once again…I think I’m getting old. Why? Well, I’m enjoying more cozy games and simulators, two genres I actively avoided in my younger years. I’m sure we could spend all day digging up research and trying to figure out why this change occurred, but I’m just going to go with ‘getting old. ’ Anyway, another simulator cros...[Read More]
Atari 50 getting The Namco Legendary Pack on November 13th
I’m a sucker for old-school gaming, and this just seems like it would fit Atari 50’s fancy perfectly. We’ll let you know how it does. Until then, enjoy the official announcement below. Atari, an interactive entertainment company, and leading video game publisher and developer Bandai Namco Entertainment America Inc., today announced that a brand new DLC for Atari 50, THE NAMCO LEG...[Read More]
Bounty Star Review (PlayStation 5)
I had no idea that I would be digging up some Mechwarrior vibes from the 90s with a game, but here we are with Bounty Star. Developer DINOGOD and publisher Annapurna Interactive released Bounty Star a couple of weeks back and brought with it some good and bad gameplay elements, with the former outweighing the latter. The good elements start with the story and creating a deep and rewarding world le...[Read More]
Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake Review (PS5)
It’s good to see a company treat an old IP like a new one, and with so much care. This past week, ARTDINK and Square Enix released Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake for consoles, and I tell you, folks, this is one gorgeous and fun set of games. Improved in this remake are the graphics, which set a new standard for how 2D isometric games should look, as well as quality-of-life features that shou...[Read More]
Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection Review (PS5)
It was a brisk winter of 1992, and my friend Jason took me to see a new game at Aladdin’s Castle that he promised would change my point of view on fighting games. Having been a Street Fighter II champ (in my head) for years, I was skeptical of his obnoxious claim. Sadly, and also delightfully, Jason was right. Mortal Kombat introduced the world to a new level of fighting that went well beyond the ...[Read More]
Sentinel Games debuts first title — CURE – A Hospital Simulator
This is a fun concept. The co-op should attract people like flies to honey. I like it and can’t wait to see it in November. Anyway, enjoy the official details below. AUSTIN, TX — October 30, 2025 — Today marks the official unveiling of Sentinel Games, an independent studio emerging from stealth, founded by gaming and creator economy veterans and focused on Creator First experiences. The stu...[Read More]
Space Chef Review (PS5)
As I grow older, I’m warming up to cozy games and their slow-moving, methodical gameplay. Coming and going from games is starting to feel very comfortable. And I’m comfortable with this game right now. Space Chef from developer Blue Goo Games and publisher Kwalee Ltd is an interesting cozy game that puts the player in space and makes meals for everyone in their galaxy. The game offers a deep strat...[Read More]
Plants vs. Zombies Replanted Review (PS5)
I am torn on this review, and not for the reasons you might think. Plants vs Zombies Replanted, from developer PopCap and publisher Electronic Arts, hit virtual stores on consoles last week and brought with it a complete package of fun. Local co-op, dozens of mini-games and puzzles, and the same insane fun that the original went wild with on PC, Mac, and mobile so long ago. While touted as a remas...[Read More]
A Nightmare on Elm Street: 7-Film Collection Review (4K UHD)
It’s spooky time, and that means it’s time for spooky movies. Sure, you could go with ‘Weapons,’ a fine modern film that is a slow build but has a good payoff. You could consider exploring The Thing, a John Carpenter classic that features a satisfying ending. But wouldn’t you rather go old school and watch seven movies that prove that quantity and quality are two very separate things?...[Read More]
Mabinogi makes it to Steam
Check out those official details below. Enjoy! LOS ANGELES – October 17, 2025 – Mabinogi, Nexon’s free-to-play fantasy MMORPG, has officially expanded on Steam to brand new regions: Albania, Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Macedonia, Malta, M...[Read More]
Atari announces Intellivision Sprint
Lord. This brings back memories. Check out the official release details below. New York, NY (October 17, 2025) – Atari today announced the Intellivision Sprint, a brand-new gaming console, celebrating the 45th anniversary of the release of the original home video game console Intellivision. Featuring 45 fan-favorite games and a host of technical upgrades, the Intellivision Sprint will be av...[Read More]
Kaiju Cleaner Simulator heading home in 2026
This looks like wonderful fun. Dangerous fun, but wonderful. Enjoy the official release details below (and the trailer). Indie developer One More Time has unveiled Kaiju Cleaner Simulator, a hilarious cooperative simulator for 1-4 players that puts you in the shoes of a professional cleanup team tasked with restoring cities after fiercest battles with giant monsters. The game offers a brutal firs...[Read More]