PlayStation 5
Hot Wheels Unleashed 2: Turbocharged Review (PS5)
Driving at high speeds has always been one of my dreams. I say dream because I live in a world ruled by laws, regulations, and repercussions of my act...[Read More]
Haunted House Review (PS5)
The graphical limitation of the VCS console back in the 80s was extraordinary, even for the 80s. There were more sprites than specifics, and typically...[Read More]
Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 Review
“Be greater.” Sony’s marketing slogan five years ago when Marvel’s Spider-Man launched on PlayStation 4 was a killer, succinct...[Read More]
NHL ’24 (PS5)
'NHL 24' is definitely a step back in the right direction...While there are still some negative spots for the game, this is still worth the price of a...[Read More]
Assassin’s Creed Mirage Review (PS5)
Years ago, Ubisoft changed the formula of their hit Assassin’s Creed series which was losing steam when a very broken Assassin’s Creed Unity arrived. ...[Read More]
Fate/Samurai Remnant Review
Fate/Samurai Remnant has a pedigree that I am completely unaware of. Often a blind approach can be the best one when reviewing games in a long-running...[Read More]
Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai Review (PS5)
I’m a huge fan of the Dragon Quest series, though I have never dabbled in anything DQ outside of the gaming arena. I think most of the DQ games have c...[Read More]
Mortal Kombat 1 Review (PS5)
Netherrealm Studios (NRS) has turned its Mortal Kombat franchise into Chicago’s leading gaming export. What was once an arcade game prominently featur...[Read More]
The Crew Motorfest Review
The Crew Motorfest opens with a dazzling introduction. Players are shot out into the Hawaiian island of O’ahu in their car racing across its gor...[Read More]
Baldur’s Gate Review (PS5)
About a month ago, Baldur’s Gate 3’s full release made its grand entrance into the gaming scene, but initially, it was only available on PC. The...[Read More]
Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon Review
Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon‘s initial complexity reminded me of the time when FromSoftware’s game’s felt daunting, a sensation...[Read More]
Ad Infinitum Review
Ad Infinitum was its most terrifying when the grotesque monsters took a backseat. Horror games lately are laser-focused on delivering their scares thr...[Read More]