Xbox One
Rage 2
It has felt like ages since I reviewed the first Rage game. It was one of those games that dripped with potential, but somehow fell short on content, ...[Read More]
Team Sonic Racing
As the progenitor and king of Kart Racing, Super Mario Kart is allowed single-console iterations with minimal disparity. Sega’s attempts to do t...[Read More]
SNK 40th Anniversary Collection
If you had the “honor” of reading my review for the Konami Arcade Collection posted a week or so ago, then you know my love for old arcade experiences...[Read More]
A Plague Tale: Innocence
In the days since wrapping up the final chapter of A Plague Tale: Innocence, I’ve been left wondering one thing: Why is this fun? The Black Deat...[Read More]
Konami Arcade Classics Anniversary Collection
I cannot fathom how many quarters I spent as a kid in arcades. I’m sure it would have bought me a car, maybe even been enough for a down payment on a ...[Read More]
Fade to Silence
Call it persistence. Call it perseverance. Call it a will to live. Rarely does the chugging machinery of simply existing feel like anything but the mo...[Read More]
Final Fantasy X | X-2 HD Remaster (Xbox One)
Final Fantasy X served as the model for its generation of Japanese role-playing games. Final Fantasy X-2 replaced weight with whimsy and functioned as...[Read More]
Borderlands: Game of the Year Edition
If you were to plop Borderlands: Game of the Year Edition into someone’s console and tell them it was a game created in the last two years, I th...[Read More]
God’s Trigger
In God’s Trigger, an angel and a demon team up for a revolt against a 70’s action cinema interpretation of the four horsemen of the apocal...[Read More]
One Piece: World Seeker
I was excited to play a One Piece Game. I thought, what a fun way to get more into the series. Luffy and his pirate crew seemed like an amazing group ...[Read More]
Dangerous Driving
There is a primal thrill in racing to overtake another vehicle. The neural electricity is amplified when you also smash into the side of the opposing ...[Read More]
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice
FromSoftware’s distinctive approach to modern action games reached a cultural apex with Dark Souls. A pair of sequels and Bloodborne offered imp...[Read More]