Super Bomberman Collection Review (PC)

The last time I dived headfirst into the Bomberman series was with the Sega Saturn back in the late 90s. My friend, Shane Bettenhausen, had the imported version for the Saturn and the capabilities of playing 10-players at once thanks to a multi-tap controller port. What ensued for hours upon hours was a competitive Bomberman tournament that devolved into a drinking game at one point (not Shane, bu...[Read More]

Silent Hill f Review (PS5)

The survival horror genre has been lacking in the last decade or so. While remakes of Resident Evil games and jump-scare-driven Alien VR games have tried to fill the void, and they’re both good experiences, having a classic survival horror game construct featuring modern gaming amenities and a fresh new story has been desperately needed. And folks, I think we got one. Silent Hill f from developer ...[Read More]

Metal Gear Solid Δ: Snake Eater (PS5) Review

When Hideo Kojima departed Konami in late 2015, after the release of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, I had convinced myself that I would no longer play a new Metal Gear game on a modern console. My days of playing a stealth game with more Easter Eggs than the Easter Bunny’s warehouse were over. Then, in 2023, Konami announced Metal Gear Solid Δ: Snake Eater (aka Delta) during a PlayStation S...[Read More]

Edens Zero Review (PS5)

Over the years, I have seen many anime and manga translated into interactive game experiences. Respectfully, many have fallen short of capturing the excitement and drama that typically accompany anime and manga. Most of the time, companies developing the games are counting on nostalgia, familiarity, and connection to draw fans of the series to them without giving much interactivity in return. If I...[Read More]

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection (PS5)

We here at Digital Chumps are big fans of classic game collections, be it Street Fighter, Disney’s library, Ninja Gaiden, Command & Conquer, to even Space Invaders. Each of us here at Digital Chumps exist because of these “classic games” that pulled us to a console or computer and booted it up to play our nights away. All this considered, we become quite selfishly excited wh...[Read More]

Super Bomberman R Online heading to the Stadia this fall

Loved this on the TG-16 and Saturn. Enjoy the official details below. EL SEGUNDO, CALIF. – July 14, 2020 – Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc. today announced the development of a new Bomberman title, SUPER BOMBERMAN R ONLINE that will launch on Stadia™ this Fall. SUPER BOMBERMAN R ONLINE builds on the success of Super Bomberman R (SBR) to offer a new and unique “Battle 64” mode for up to 64...[Read More]

TurboGrafx-16 Mini

In a time when HuCards ran the earth and CD-ROMs were just becoming a ‘thing’ in the video game world, Nippon Electric Company (NEC) brought their TurboGrafx-16 system to North America in 1989 with the hopes/dreams/wishes to compete against the giants, Sega and Nintendo. TurboGrafx is such an edgy name, right? Look at how it’s spelled, so cool. It’s basically 1990 before 1990 got there. Anyway, bo...[Read More]

Skelattack

Skelattack is a fascinating game from developer Ukuza and publisher Konami. It will mystify you with its lovely visuals and then punch you square in your nose with how tough it is. The platformer is a 2D Dark Souls. Intentional? I believe so. Wait, God, I hope so. Let’s-a-GO! The game is a hand-drawn adventure about a Skeleton named Skully. The story goes that Skully is about to celebrate his mort...[Read More]

Konami Castlevania Anniversary Collection

Welcome back to my awkward teenage years, where I’m watching my big brother conquer Dracula on an old NES. Such good years. Konami is inching closer to bringing all their classics home again. *whispers* C’mon…Snatcher. C’mon…Snatcher. Eh, Castlevania will do for now. Konami has decided to package up its classic series and bring the brightest and the best back to life again…much like Dracula. While...[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 house. Regardless, it was probably a lot of quarters. My point with all this rambling? Revisiting some Konami arcade classics has not only shown me some perspective on the genius these arcade classics were back in the day but also how intricately the...[Read More]

Konami announces new details for PES 2019 season

Check out the Pro-Evolution Soccer 2019 season info below. EL SEGUNDO, CALIF. – AUGUST 23, 2018 – Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc. has announced details for the upcoming PES LEAGUE 2019 season, which is set to kick off on September 20th, 2018. PES LEAGUE is the official eSports tournament where PES 2019 players from around the world compete in tournaments with local and online events in key loca...[Read More]

PES 2019 demo launches

Check it out, soccer fans. EL SEGUNDO, CALIF. – AUGUST 8, 2018 – Konami has today released its demo version of PES 2019. Fans now have the chance to sample the new features, modes and unparalleled gameplay ahead of its official August 28th launch on PlayStation®4, Xbox One™, and PC via Steam. Exhibition match, offline CO-OP mode and an online quick match mode, are available to play in one o...[Read More]

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