Rayman – 30 Anniversary Edition Review (PS5)
When it comes to video game history, I’m a big softy, especially when the game is still fun to play. Now, that said, I cannot believe that Rayman is celebrating its 30th anniversary. It’s nuts how quickly time flies. Well, celebrate its aging-ness, developer Digital Eclipse and Ubisoft have released Rayman – 30th Anniversary Edition. It covers a hefty chunk of the good-spirited hero’s history thro...[Read More]
PAC-MAN WORLD 2 Re-PAC Review (PS5)
If Bandai Namco keeps treating their classic titles like this, then they’re going to have to bring more out. While not on the same level as Capcom remaking Resident Evil PICK ONE, Bandai Namco Entertainment and developer Now Production Co. have taken the 2002 PAC-MAN World 2 3D platformer and made it more modern and fun. Smoothing out visuals, adding better controls, and bringing the title from 20...[Read More]
Bubsy 4D announced from Atari and Fabraz
This Gamescom contains classic titles (that will be new ones). Anyway, enjoy the official Bubsy announcement and trailer. COLOGNE, GERMANY – August 19, 2025 – What could possibly go wrong? Atari and independent game studio Fabraz today announced Bubsy 4D, marking the return of everyone’s fur-vorite bobcat mascot in his first 3D adventure since 1996. A colorful and expressive platformer that ...[Read More]
Atari and Limited Run Games announce Bubsy collection
Well, this brings back some good memories. Enjoy the official announcement below. Pretty cool way to treat Bubsy. New York, NY (May 6, 2025) | Today, Atari and Limited Run Games revealed the list of titles included in Bubsy in: The Purrfect Collection, the upcoming playable history of everyone’s fur-vorite bobcat mascot, Bubsy. Bubsy in: The Purrfect Collection will bring Bubsy in Fractured Furry...[Read More]
I, Robot Review (PS5)
Have you ever played a game and asked yourself at the end of the experience, “What in the hell did I just play?” while asking yourself, “Why was it fun?” That’s about where I am with developer Llamasoft’s I, Robot. Based on the 1984 classic arcade game from mastermind David Theurer, this new release encapsulates what made that early 3D polygon experience so mesmerizing, while simultaneously delive...[Read More]
Croc – Legend of the Gobbos Remastered Review (PlayStation 5)
What a bunch of Croc. No, seriously. It’s a lot of Croc in one game. Now, it is remastered. Kidding aside, last week Argonaut Games released a remastered version of Croc – Legend of the Gobbos. It was a game that spanned several different platforms, including the original PlayStation, the failed Sega Saturn, and the Game Boy Color. It also made its way to Windows during that time when Windows 95 w...[Read More]
Breakout Beyond Review (PC)
Amazingly, some games last as long as they do and I’m glad that the industry, especially Atari as of late, wants to keep old IP alive and kicking. It speaks volumes regarding the respect that Atari has for its IP, especially when it’s remade into something beautiful and representative of the original title. Such is the case with Breakout Beyond. Breakout Beyond from developer Choice Provisions and...[Read More]
Atari, Mighty Yell, and 13AM Games reveal Missile Command Delta
I’m glad the new Atari is keeping the old Atari alive. Check out the details and Missile Command reveal below. NEW YORK – March 17, 2025 – Atari, Mighty Yell, and 13AM Games today revealed Missile Command Delta, launching later this year for PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam. Missile Command Delta reimagines Atari’s 1980s missile defense arcade classic as a turn-based ta...[Read More]
Nosferatu Review
Way back in the mid-90s, I took my first film course titled German Expressionism and Film. The class was introduced to such fine classics as Metropolis, The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, and one of the most frightening films of my entire life, Triumph of the Will (incredibly relevant nowadays). When the course dipped into horror, we were introduced to Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror, a re-telling of Br...[Read More]
The Terminator 4KUHD Review
Back when I was just turning 10 years old, I was having nightmares about being chased by an unstoppable robot that was trying to ensure the end of the world was going to happen with a gigantic bang. Man, the Reagan years were something. I’m sure those dreams will be making a comeback in the next four years. Anyway! Warner Home Video has honored that robot-chasing-humans idea by releasing The Termi...[Read More]
North by Northwest 4KUHD Review
Hitchcock was the master of suspense, thriller, and horror back in the day. He used common themes to create cinematic masterpieces that redefined how movies were made. He also inserted himself in every single one of his films, which was a cool signature. Anyway, one of Hitchcock’s best films about a case of mistaken identity was North by Northwest, and Warner Home Video has decided to honor it wit...[Read More]
Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake Review (PS5)
Part of me is praying that SEGA will wake up one day and get a bee in their bonnet to remake Phantasy Star I-IV. I will then know that it is end times and nothing in life could improve. Anyway, the dream lives on, so Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake must do. And don’t mistake that last sentence as disappointment, not in the least. The last few weeks that I have had the pleasure of playing DQIII HD-2D...[Read More]