Capcom
Resident Evil 5 (Switch)
In its time, expectations could not have been higher for Resident Evil 5. Four years before its release, Resident Evil 4 defined the third-person shoo...[Read More]
Devil May Cry 2 (Switch)
Devil May Cry would be amongst my favorite game IPs, such that I have a retail copy of every release on the shelf. Earlier this year we saw and enjoye...[Read More]
Devil May Cry (Switch)
In Devil May Cry the player can use a giant sword to uppercut a demon ten feet high and then brandish two pistols and juggle the demon in the air with...[Read More]
Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen (Switch)
Dragon’s Dogma has been an interesting IP for Capcom over the last seven years. First released in 2012 for Xbox 360 and PS3, it presented a fres...[Read More]
Devil May Cry 5 (PS4)
Devil May Cry is one of the few gaming franchises composed of at least five full titles that I am “current” on. I have played through DMC1...[Read More]
Devil May Cry 5
At one point in Devil May Cry 5, Dante bisects a large motorcycle in order to use each half as a melee weapon. After performing a maneuver in which ea...[Read More]
Onimusha: Warlords (PS4)
When I fondly look back at the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 era, I think of the wonderful franchises birthed as high-definition came into its own. Despi...[Read More]
Mega Man 11
December 1990. Ecstatic about the prospects of what awaited within the wrapped boxes beneath the Christmas tree in our living room, I had just finishe...[Read More]
Monster Hunter: World Review PC
For reference, check out DigitalChumps’ review of Monster Hunter: World when we reviewed it on PS4! Back in February, I claimed that Monster Hun...[Read More]
Mega Man X Legacy Collection
It’s hard to believe it’s been twelve years since the release of Mega Man X Collection for GameCube and PS2. Featuring Mega Man X 1-6 (plus Battle and...[Read More]
Street Fighter – 30th Anniversary Collection
Has it really been 30 years? Oh, lord. Rarely do I feel old as a gamer when it comes to looking back after seeing anniversary collection of games, but...[Read More]
Monster Hunter: World Review
Let’s get one thing straight: Monster Hunter: World is one of the deepest, most complex titles I have played in a very long time. From it’s strong abi...[Read More]