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Namco Museum Archives Volume 1 / Volume 2
I’m old. I like old games. For years, stretching all the way back to the birth of the PlayStation in 1995, I have been forever addicted to Namco Museu...[Read More]
Those Who Remain
Over the course of Those Who Remain, the player should feel a strong bond with lead character Edward. His dialog often acts as a sort of catharsis for...[Read More]
Samurai Shodown (PC Version)
Samurai Shodown (2019) has returned. Having been released last summer on consoles, the reboot of the franchise has finally made it to the PC. While my...[Read More]
Stone Age World
Full disclosure, I have never played an MMO on my iOS device. I haven’t really wanted to, as I barely want to play MMOs on my consoles or PC these day...[Read More]
TurboGrafx-16 Mini
In a time when HuCards ran the earth and CD-ROMs were just becoming a ‘thing’ in the video game world, Nippon Electric Company (NEC) brought their Tur...[Read More]
JBL Quantum 800 Wireless Headset
Tuning out the world. It’s something I often do when playing games. Theme music plays, press the start button, begin a journey into a new place ...[Read More]
Huntdown
Huntdown‘s near-impeccable distillation of classic arcade shooting is a thunderous endorsement of a seemingly bygone era, one where raw skill wa...[Read More]
Shop Titans
Something tells me I’ll be playing this on and off for a while. Shop Titans is an interesting game, free-to-play on iOS, as well as available on Steam...[Read More]
Fury Unleashed
Despite the roguelike genre’s tendency to recycle many of the same elements, I rarely tire of its structure. There’s an eagerness to dive ...[Read More]
Kingdom Two Crowns
Build, explore, defend. The tenets of Kingdom Two Crowns should be familiar to any player who has spent a handful of minutes in a game where success i...[Read More]
SNK Gals’ Fighters
Oh, man. I must have missed this game back in 2000. I would have played the hell out of it on my NEO GEO Pocket, rather than wasting time on Resident ...[Read More]
Deliver Us the Moon
Story-driven games are my jam. They are the ones that you remember for years to come, and the ones you replay. See Journey, Symphony of the Night, or ...[Read More]