September Gets Even More Full As Control Resonant Launches September 24th
Where Will We Find The Time? Control Resonant is perhaps my most anticipated game of 2026. The follow-up to 2019’s Control, this time you’ll play as former protagonist Jesse Faden’s brother Dylan who you should remember if you finished the first game. The new trailer today promises that Jesse…
Onimusha: Way of the Sword Revives A Franchise September 25th
There’s A Demo Out Today Capcom is having one fantastic year, between Resident Evil: Requiem and Pragmata, but they’re not done yet. We’ve known for awhile that the Onimusha series is set to return this year but until now we didn’t know when to expect Onimusha: Way of the…
The Knights Of Doom Are The Latest Team Joining Marvel Tokon’s Battle
The Villains Won’t Let The Heroes Have All The Fun The team at Arc System Works have recently taken to revealing the initial roster of Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls one team at a time. For awhile now though we’ve known a few characters from early reveals that don’t fit…
PlayStation Opens State Of Play 2026 With A Deeper Look At Marvel’s Wolverine
Preorders Are Open Now We knew going into today’s State of Play that Sony was kicking off the show with a new look at Marvel’s Wolverine, but it was great to get a deep dive into the game which is set to release September 15th on PS5. The biggest…
Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Review (Switch 2)
Ultimately, the Switch 2 version of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is a lot more compromised than the port its predecessor received a few months ago. That doesn’t change the fact that this is an absolutely stunning game overall and likely the best game the series has produced in the…
Perfect Tides: Station to Station Review (Switch)
Ultimately, though, Mara’s story is so relatable, and the ending hits so well that anyone open to games of this nature should absolutely check it out. You don’t even need to have played the original; Station to Station does enough to fill you in on the first Perfect Tides,…
