Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet is a major change to the long running anime game series. In previous installments of the franchise, it was focused more...[Read More]
A game based on ancient history that should be left in ancient history. The latest installment of the hack and slash series is here. Just like ...[Read More]
A simple premise executed beautifully. Curve Digital created a game that could be played by all, while also not making it so simplistic that long-time...[Read More]
Venerable in it’s own right, THQ’s Undisputed line of the last generation got better with each release, culminating in the astute Undisput...[Read More]
The close of Resident Evil 7’s second act challenged the player with an important choice; do you choose to rescue Mia (your wife) or Zoe (the sa...[Read More]
Not A Hero occupies a reality where Resident Evil 7 disposed of the things people liked about Resident Evil 7. Gone are the games of cat and mouse, th...[Read More]
3D platformers feel bound to a specific place and time. Identified in earnest by Super Mario 64 and plunged into oblivion by Banjo Tooie, the genre ha...[Read More]
Way back when Steep was in beta form, I tried to enjoy the Ubisoft game, as it harkened back to enjoyable SSX times, but always found myself a little ...[Read More]
Okami is a dream on the verge of breaking through to reality. 2006, in the midst of next-generation hardware, was not an ideal time for its debut on P...[Read More]
Dead Rising 4 finally submitted to the will of the people. Capcom’s zombie panic simulator (handed over to Capcom Vancouver from Dead Rising 2 o...[Read More]
Back in May 2013, I sat in my office with our Xbox editor, Will Johnson, and watched Microsoft unveil their Xbox One system. As you’ve probably seen w...[Read More]
The original, vanilla Destiny, was, to put it mildly, a disappointment. To be fair, Bungie had hyped things up to a point where it was almost guarante...[Read More]