Virtua Tennis 2: The Quintessential Wimbledon Experience
Experience the most relevant nearly 20-year-old tennis sim Wimbledon 2018 is over. For two weeks of every English summer, come rain or shine, everyone in England becomes a tennis fan. After all, Wimbledon is so quintessentially English. Throw in the nation’s fondness for queuing, along with strawberries and cream,…
Bus Simulator 18 Review (PC)
All’s Fare in Love and Transport… Simulating the mundane has been a long-standing tradition in video games. From the agricultural thrills of games like Farming Simulator to living the life of a Trucker (sans Lot Lizards) in Euro Truck Simulator to the esoteric umbrella of systems that…
Rainbow Six Siege Handing Out Bans For Slurs
Racism is bad. Disclaimer: Feel free to discuss the ethics of Ubisoft’s decision, but it should go without saying we enforce similar policies regarding bigotry, slurs and the like; in other words, use discretion wisely. The pervasive presence of hate and bigotry within online gaming has been a long-standing…
The Lion’s Song Review (Switch)
Creativity is Oft Misunderstood I’m sure that most of you out there aren’t unfamiliar with the creative process. It’s something that surely almost all of us have flirted with at least once or twice in our lives. I, of course, am no exception. As a writer, the…
Visual Novel Steins;Gate Elite Coming To Switch, PlayStation 4, and PC Next Year
Latest title in Mages Science Adventure Series coming West next year, platform-specific bonus content revealed The visual novel Steins;Gate Elite will be making its way to the PlayStation 4, Switch, and Steam in early 2019, publisher Spike Chunsoft and Shibuya-based developer MAGES. Inc announced today in a press release. Steins;Gate…
Mafia III’s Original Opening Was Too Brutal To Exist
Seen as too exploitative, Mafia III’s original opening was deleted and scrubbed from developer’s servers If there’s one thing Mafia III didn’t do, it was shy away from controversy. The game dealt with some heavy subject matter, with the series eschewing its La Cosa Nosta roots in favor of putting…
Gary Swallow’s Top 10 Games Of 2015
One list to rule them all 2015 was the first time I felt validation for my current-gen console purchases. It offered up such a massively diverse selection of games…
Bayonetta Review (PC)
Great game, stellar port Maybe it’s just a welcome coincidence, but consoles have had quite the year so far, and we’ve yet to even hit the halfway point.…
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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