There was a time when it was a novelty for one videogame to acknowledge the existence of another videogame. When the shoot ’em up Parodius debut...[Read More]
A good part of reviewing games is understanding the intentions of the game when it is being made. It’s a complicated element to reviewing, one that is...[Read More]
One of the year’s best games, Marvel’s Spider-Man, gets its second DLC this week with The City That Never Sleeps: Turf Wars. Continuing wh...[Read More]
I first heard about Omen of Sorrow by playing it at a kiosk in a local Gamestop. This was probably six months ago, but the game just released this mon...[Read More]
I would like to preface this review by saying that this is going to come off as a defense of a game that has received a plethora of criticism from oth...[Read More]
A year or so ago, I reviewed Steep from Ubisoft Annecy and had a pleasant time reminiscing about how much fun winter games can be. I even had some SSX...[Read More]
Since 2000’s Hitman: Codename 47, the core premise of Agent 47’s covert undertakings have undergone little change. The bald and barcode-ta...[Read More]
Spyro the Dragon left an indelible mark on my childhood in 1998. It’s not surprising that Spyro: Reignited Trilogy is hitting so many of the sam...[Read More]
Wish Studios has brought out another edition of their Knowledge is Power game that they introduced to the PlayLink family less than a year ago. If you...[Read More]
NapNok’s Chimparty has made it to the PlayLink family and with it the first installment of a Mario Party-esque gaming experience. Is it as good as Mar...[Read More]
When The Quiet Man was briefly shown at E3 this year, it seemed like one of those new IPs that no one knew about but was on the fast track to becoming...[Read More]
The Murkmire DLC for The Elder Scrolls Online is the most intriguing zone I’ve ever come across in an MMORPG. The representation of the Argonian...[Read More]