E3 Preview: GunGrave VR
Does it live up to our hopes and dreams? Well… Having not any prior experience to GunGrave whatsoever, I can’t say I particularly found myself sympathizing with the negative reaction to GunGrave VR – yes, it’s soul-crushing when our favorite dead franchises are revived only for gimmicky mobile…
E3 Preview: Freedom Planet
A Seemingly Successful Switch Transition Out of all of the games that I demoed this year at E3, Freedom Planet was certainly the oldest. Originally released in 2014 (I fondly remember playing it on my Wii U back then), Freedom Planet brought quality, high-speed action platforming to players all around the world.…
E3 Preview: Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin
Do you have what it takes to farm rice? After my time with Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin in XSEED’s booth, I walked away uncertain of what I just played. Don’t get me wrong: Edelweiss’s 2D platformer/farming hybrid wasn’t without its charms, most notably in its core concept I…
E3 Preview: Jump Force
Best crossover ever? Let’s take a look. When Namco-Bandai’s Jump Force — a crossover 3D fighter starring Weekly Shonen Jump manga characters — premiered at Microsoft’s E3 conference, it was reportedly advertised as “the most ambitious crossover ever made,” meant to celebrate 50 years of Japan’s most famous…
E3 Preview: Kingdom Hearts III
To infinity and beyond. Before we begin detailing my experience with the much-anticipated Kingdom Hearts III, I feel it necessary to disclose this is the same demo previewed in last month’s Santa Monica press event; in other words, we once again dive into the new Toy Story world and…
E3 Preview: Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Truly an ultimate experience. My ten-minute experience with Super Smash Bros. Ultimate began in trepidation – I had been informed the day before by a Nintendo rep and my coworker Kenny we were only allowed time for two matches, but being the nervous wreck I am, I simply had…
The Top 5 Best (And Worst) Dads in Gaming
Who are the faithful fathers and who are the deadbeat dads of gaming? Fathers in video games are often complex characters. When they aren’t protecting us from the darkness…
Hotline Miami Review (Vita)
Do you like hurting people? You’ve never played anything quite like Hotline Miami. This indie developed neon soaked bloodbath fuses the gaudy excess of 1980s Miami with a…
Sherlock Holmes and the Miskatonic Monstrosities Review (Book)
“I Hear Of Shoggoths Everywhere” Some time ago I reviewed Sherlock Holmes and the Shadwell Shadows, the first in a series by James Lovegrove featuring the famous detective as…
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