Sports
AO Tennis 2
The last tennis game I played was the rather disappointing Tennis World Tour that I reviewed here on Digitalchumps. To say it was a let-down is a bit ...[Read More]
NHL 20
It’s that time of year where EA is handing you the stick, helmet, skates, and saying ‘hit the ice and show us what you got.’ Overall you’d think that ...[Read More]
Madden NFL 20
This is the first Madden NFL game where I’ve felt like I belong. For many moons, through suffering and adjusting numbers inside the game, I don’t need...[Read More]
MLB The Show 19
When basketball season is winding down, there’s only one place to turn for a gaming fix — baseball. Growing up a Cincinnati Reds fan, and not tasting ...[Read More]
Steep – X Games
A year or so ago, I reviewed Steep from Ubisoft Annecy and had a pleasant time reminiscing about how much fun winter games can be. I even had some SSX...[Read More]
WWE 2K19
I’m from back in the day when the WWE was called the WWF, you know before animals took it back. I attended Wrestlemania V as a kid, saw Trump there wh...[Read More]
FIFA 19
Pomp, panoply, pageantry. All apt descriptors for the beautiful game’s most prestigious club competition. For years, FIFA‘s biggest (now o...[Read More]
Uncle Drew
Uncle Drew by Summit Entertainment was an overall cheesy, feel good comedy. The plot lines were predictable, but everything felt real and had some ove...[Read More]
NBA Live 19
The journey EA has taken with its NBA Live series has been an interesting tale to follow. Not only does EA have to compete with the monolith that is 2...[Read More]
Madden NFL 19
Oh, Madden, my Madden. Every year we receive Madden codes for review, and every year there is something a little bit different about the offense/defen...[Read More]
Tennis World Tour
Until recently, tennis was the forgotten child of the sports genre in gaming. A few years ago games such as the excellent Top Spin Tennis series grace...[Read More]
MLB The Show 18
With the end of basketball season in sight, the natural progression of sports focus drops on baseball to save our sports senses (because golf ain’t go...[Read More]