Nintendo Switch
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]
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]
Oddworld: Munch’s Oddysee
It has been forever since I have seen Oddworld: Munch’s Oddysee, much less played it. It was one of the more popular games for the original Xbox and a...[Read More]
80’s Overdrive
Out Run was a foundational moment for racing videogames. Yu Suzuki’s 1986 classic used Sega’s Super-Scaler technology to produce one of th...[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]
Valfaris & Slain: Back From Hell Double Pack
Steel Mantis is a two-man development team that impressed a lot of people with their action platformers Valfaris and Slain: Back From Hell. Our own Er...[Read More]
Sega Ages G-LOC Air Battle
Having played a lot of After Burner growing up, and my original Sega Master copy on a shelf nearby, I was intrigued at the opportunity to play another...[Read More]
Bubble Bobble 4 Friends
Seriously, how in the ever-loving heck did I miss this series growing up? A week or so ago, my mind was saying, “I’m not sure what the big deal is her...[Read More]
Freedom Finger
Shoo the kids out of the room, close your blinds, and prepare for a middle-finger ri— nope! Freedom Finger is a side-scrolling shooter that doesn’t ap...[Read More]
Saints Row IV: Re-Elected
Nobody minds having what is too good for them. At its release in 2013, at the end of a console generation, Saints Row IV was a chaotically stupid and ...[Read More]