Kingdom Hearts HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue Review (PS4)
An enjoyable glimpse into the future of Kingdom Hearts Kingdom Hearts III has been in development for quite some time now, and it’s kind of funny (to me, anyway) when you think about it. The first Kingdom Hearts released all the way back in 2002, and Kingdom Hearts II released in 2006. Considering…
Banner Saga 3 Funding Success
More Vikings! More Adventure! Today, Stoic, an independent game development company, announced that after less than 7 days they have reached their initial target for the Banner Saga 3 on Kickstarter. The first stretch goal for the crowdfunding campaign has been unlocked, with the introduction of playable Dredge if…
Double Dragon IV Review (PC)
Double Dragon IV nails the basics, but leaves its fighting spirit on the cutting room floor. As a product of the early 1980’s, I’m one of the countless millions of golden era gamers who cut their teeth on Technos Japan’s 1987 arcade blockbuster, Double Dragon. The game was a…
Criminal Girls: Invite Only Review (PC)
These criminal girls invite only the most generic anime protagonist dudes to dungeon crawl with them! Death is the final frontier of the human experience. What lies beyond it is a great cosmic mystery. Criminal Girls: Invite Only posits that for delinquent girls there’s a special circle of hell…
Rise & Shine Review (Xbox One)
Rise & Shine aims to thrill retro gamers, but ultimately misses the mark thanks to a number of frustrating design decisions. When I first previewed Rise & Shine late last year, I really enjoyed that early taste of the game. Best described as a fusion of Metal Slug and…
Nintendo Fiscal Report: Pokémon Sells Gangbusters
Pokémon Sun and Moon have already sold 14 million! The latest Nintendo fiscal report arrived with some big news: Pokémon Sun and Moon sold over 14 million units…and that was just in 2016! While Pokémon games have always sold like crazy–here’s a list of sales as provided by GoNintendo–none of…
5 NES Games That Should Be Remade for Current-Gen Consoles
Nintendo’s NES library is bursting at the seams with substantial games that have withstood the test of time, many of which have have even evolved into major franchises that still produce…
Tom vs. The Armies of Hell Review (PC)
Corporate jobs are certainly one hell of an experience I’ve never worked an office job, but I’ve heard plenty about them. Between the long hours, the under-appreciation for what you…
Deus Ex – Black Light Book Review
James Swallow returns with his third entry in the game's cyberpunk universe's fiction series, Deus Ex: Black Light.
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