Nintendo’s hardware has never been known for graphically intensive nor detailed games. As Sony and Microsoft waged their neverending war over high-fid...[Read More]
Standing before me is a psychopath playwright and his significant other who just so happens to be his leading actress in his plays. He triumphantly tu...[Read More]
Poncle’s Vampire Survivors entering the VR space was not what I had on my 2025 Bingo Card. Frankly, I didn’t think that it would be consid...[Read More]
The 80s, 90s, and early aughts’ vision of the far future was, for lack of better words, crunchy. While Star Wars had us looking up to the stars in hop...[Read More]
Tales of Xillia has rightfully earned its cult following. The 2011 PS3 title is one of the best in Bandai Namco’s Tales series. While it’s not my pers...[Read More]
Earlier this year, developer Kluge Interactive released a special Synth Riders Experience, Kendrick Lamar’s HUMBLE., only on the Apple Vision Pro. Fas...[Read More]
It’s been far, far too long since we have seen a Final Fantasy Tactics game. We’ve been drip-fed some tactical RPGs in the form of TRIANGLE STRATEGY a...[Read More]
The Tumblr era of social media was an interesting microcosm of culture that was innately appealing to teenagers and young adults. Tumblr organically c...[Read More]
The SEGA Genesis had a visually distinct audiovisual style; it’s one that remains burned into my memory growing up with it in my living room. Its 16-b...[Read More]
It’s been far too long since the Hunter x Hunter series has been anywhere near relevant in the broader media zeitgeist, but that shouldn’t be a bad th...[Read More]
French developer Double Jack has done something that I wish more folks have done, and that’s innovating on the rhythm game space. Maestro is a success...[Read More]
It’s been two years since Street Fighter 6 launched on the PS5, XBOX, and PC, knocking out players’ expectations by solidly delivering an accessible f...[Read More]