Nintendo Switch
Katana Zero
Katana Zero is determined to justify its vanity. Its fluid pixel art and neon noir aesthetic achieve an expensive ambience atypical of 2D action games...[Read More]
HOB: The Definitive Edition
In the good spirit of total transparency, I’m not the type of gamer who enjoys puzzle-driven experiences on consoles. Typically, I avoid them at all c...[Read More]
Dragon Marked for Death
Dragon Marked for Death is exactly what I thought it might be; difficult, yet good. It’s one of those side-scrolling platformers that was nice and pre...[Read More]
Out Run (Sega Ages)
It has been forever and a night since I played Out Run. I’m pretty sure that the last time I touched the game was in an arcade when it was first relea...[Read More]
Phantasy Star
I have dreamed of this moment since I was a kid in 1988 staring at my Sega Master System wondering what type of game I was about to get into with Phan...[Read More]
PowerA Controllers – Gamecube (Wired/Wireless) and Enhanced Wireless
PowerA accessories have always been a thing of beauty for me, as well as a thing of economic sensibility. My first run-in with them was with the Ninte...[Read More]
Diablo 3: Eternal Collection – Nintendo Switch Review
When Nintendo announced the Nintendo Switch way back in 2016, my very first thought was exactly, “Diablo 3 needs to come to the Switch and I will lose...[Read More]
Turtle Beach – Elite Atlas Headset (Wired)
A gorgeous PC headset from Turtle Beach that delivers solid sound, amazingly quiet mic play, and a comfortable fit. While everything is not perfect wi...[Read More]
Dark Souls Remastered
Dark Souls changed everything. FromSoftware’s magnum opus seized upon a dormant, collective urge to challenge adversity with perseverance. When ...[Read More]
Dragon Ball FighterZ – Nintendo Switch
Dragon Ball FighterZ is my first excursion into the Dragon Ball franchise. I never watched the anime, though I frequently came across it on Cartoon Ne...[Read More]
SEGA Ages: Sonic the Hedgehog / Lightening Force: Quest for the Darkstar
Sega earlier this year released a classic collection of Genesis titles for current generation consoles. It was a collection that featured some of the ...[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]