Spyro Reignited Trilogy (Switch) Review
As a kid, Spyro The Dragon was one of my absolute favorite franchises. In fact, I would even go so far as to say that it is the gold standard for mascot platformers of the PS1 era. I’m a fan of Sonic,…
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Gears 5 (Xbox One) Review
Gears of War has always been a series about two things: action and survival. The entire series is centered around the innate human desire to live, and sometimes that means blowing up entire cities and heading underground to take on bloodthirsty aliens.…
Animal Crossing: New Leaf (3DS) – Review
This will be the review of the ages. How does one review something as addictive as meth, though is not the shooty-bang murder fun hour? You see, Animal Crossing is a series that started life on the Nintendo GameCube, the first Nintendo…
Rusted Warfare – RTS (PC) – Review
I’m slightly undercut by the title here on what the game is. Yes, when I reviewed F1 2019, Watch_Dogs 2, or Rebel Galaxy Outlaw, those that had played one game in their respective franchise knew what they were going to get. However, Rusted Warfare is the type…
River City Girls (PS4) Review
River City Girls has surprised me in being one of the most fun games I’ve played in a long time. From the anime-style pixelated graphics to the fun and well done voice acting, a lot stands out from this game. The story…
Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist: Link Evolution (Switch) Review
The Yu-Gi-Oh! franchise has a very special place in my heart. As a kid, I used to get up early on Saturday mornings to watch new episodes of Yu-Gi-Oh! and my other favorite Saturday morning cartoons and anime. Because of this, I…
NBA 2K20 Review – Is This the Best 2K?
NBA 2K gets more hate than almost any sports video game out there. Sure, Madden gets its fair share, but 2K fans are serious about their criticisms of the game. I’m not one to shy away from being real about the game either. So,…
Irony Curtain: From Matryoshka With Love (Switch) Review
Point-and-Click games can be a mixed bag sometimes. In fact, there are some that, despite their best efforts, fall short of being the great stories we will talk about for ages. There are some great Point-and-Clicks, such as The Journey Down and…
Grand Theft Auto IV (PC) – Review
A month ago now I wrote an editorial about going back to Liberty City after ten years. In all honesty, it wasn’t the first time I’d come back to Liberty City in those ten or so years. I’ve kept up with my pocket-sized empire in Chinatown…
Super Arcade Soccer (PC) – Review
EA and Konami have been battling it out over who can make the best kicking a ball with your feet simulator. They have done so for almost two decades, with more recent games leaning towards the predatory gambling-side for online elements of…