Bandai Namco Entertainment
Pac-Man Mega Tunnel Battle: Chomp Champs Review (PS5)
I have some history with Pac-Man. More so than most gamers. I was five years old when the first Pac-Man arcade machine hit the U.S. shores and it cert...[Read More]
Sand Land Review (PS5)
Full disclosure, before this game arrived, I had no idea that Sand Land had been around so long. I didn’t know it was a manga, or it had a movie – I k...[Read More]
Tekken 8 Review (PS5)
Back in 2007, I briefly peaked in the top 100 Tekken 5 players in North America. I was rank 96, to be exact. I start this review off not to brag (okay...[Read More]
Gundam Evolution – Season Four – Preview
Gundam has been around forever. When mechs and anime were big time, before springy pirates and huge titans, Gundam appeared and showed the world that ...[Read More]
One Piece Odyssey Review
“The place is like a museum. It’s very beautiful and very cold, and you’re not allowed to touch anything” – Cameron Frye That quote basically sums up ...[Read More]
The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me Review
Supermassive Games must be super massively busy with its Dark Pictures Anthology series. They seem to have a formula down and are putting out these ga...[Read More]
Pac-Man World Re-Pac Review
Pac-Man World debuted on the PlayStation back in 1999 and was a game I completely missed due to wrapping up my college career. I had heard from friend...[Read More]
Pac-Man Museum+ Review
For those unlucky readers that have followed me for the past 14 years on this site, you know that I’m a huge retro nerd. I play every old game release...[Read More]
Scarlet Nexus Review
A couple of weeks ago, Scarlet Nexus was released from BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment. It’s an interesting action RPG that combines a lite version of Devi...[Read More]
The Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes Preview
Supermassive’s The Dark Pictures Anthology has offered a myriad of stories for fans of any subgenre of horror. Body horror, witches, serial killers, y...[Read More]
Little Nightmares II
Before players reached Little Nightmares‘ final act, they were forced to guide protagonist Six through one of gaming’s most grotesque chas...[Read More]
The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope Review
“So. Much. Death.” The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope straddles the line between identity turmoil and interpersonal conflict in a ti...[Read More]