The Surge 2
The Surge 2, like many sequels, is burdened with having to justify its existence. Tantamount is taking the core of the previous game and building on i...[Read More]
Code Vein
As far as the “Soulslike” genre goes, Lords of the Fallen remains my favorite. Having played Code Vein, that remains the case, but Code Ve...[Read More]
Star Wars Pinball (Switch)
For well over a decade, Zen Studios has been developing stellar pinball videogames. One franchise or license that that they have done for several year...[Read More]
Devil May Cry 2 (Switch)
Devil May Cry would be amongst my favorite game IPs, such that I have a retail copy of every release on the shelf. Earlier this year we saw and enjoye...[Read More]
Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch Remastered
Most any ‘top PS3 games’ list would probably include a JRPG gem from Level-5 and Bandai Namco, with animation by the heralded Studio Ghilb...[Read More]
Borderlands 3
Borderlands 3 is the game where players open the door of a dilapidated wooden outhouse and a wad of cash ejects from the bowl with a brown squelch. Bo...[Read More]
Power A – Fusion Series Review
Power A folks were nice enough to send us a couple of controllers to check out from their Fusion series. One controller featured was for the Nintendo ...[Read More]
Neo Cab
I enter the city of Los Ojos as one its last human cab drivers. My first passengers include a quantum physicist with eccentric curiosities, a worm-wor...[Read More]
Sayonara Wild Hearts
Sayonara Wild Hearts Sayonara Wild Hearts was dropped in our lap about a week ago and I had personally never heard of it. While trying to get another ...[Read More]
SK hynix Gold S31 Internal SSD
While PC hardware isn’t our main item of interest for reviewing, as you can see through our history of reviews (mostly video games/accessories and mov...[Read More]
FIFA 20
FIFA 19 saw the conclusion to the Alex Hunter saga; one that sent him and his closest far and wide to progress careers and achieve their fever pitch d...[Read More]
Daemon X Machina
Genres die. Rail-shooters like Starfox and Panzer Dragoon struggled for relevance at the turn of the century. Point-and-click adventure games disappea...[Read More]