Retro Review: Real Bout Fatal Fury Special (NGCD)
Big Hits, Big Sprites, Big Sound…RBFFS is Bigly Good. That’s What A Lot of People Are Saying! I have been an SNK fan since I first discovered the Neo Geo in 1989, but I, unfortunately, missed this game upon release. I was a bit preoccupied in the…
Earth Defense Force 5 Review (PS4)
The Bug Hunt is Back and Bigger Than Ever! Around 3 years ago, I reviewed Earth Defense Force 4.1 on PS4. The niche third-person shooter series from Sandlot and D3 Publisher has always had a great cult following for its B-movie setting, dialogue, and fun class-based shooting…
Sally Face Episode 4: The Trial Review (PC)
Never Too Much Sally Face I’ve been looking forward to writing this review for a long while now- since reviewing Episode Three in fact. I really wanted to explore more of this world and learn more about the characters. There are few games I’ve played that really compare to this.…
Azur Lane Review (Mobile)
Waifu Wars on the High Seas! Mobile games are a sore spot for me. Mobile technology has increased to the point that modern phones and tablets are veritable powerhouses capable of running full console ports and emulating games almost as well as PC hardware. In the case of…
Rival Megagun Review (PS4)
Spacewave Software Delivers a Sublime Bullet Hell Battler Way back in 1996, now-defunct Japanese developer ADK released a quirky little game called Twinkle Star Sprites for the Neo Geo. The game was nothing if not unique. It blended the addictive competitive mechanics found in match-three games like Bust-A-Move…
SNK 40th Anniversary Collection Review (Switch)
NISA and Digital Eclipse Deliver a Respectable Retro-spective SNK is undoubtedly best known for the Neo Geo and its stable of unforgettable fighting game franchises such as Samurai Shodown, Fatal Fury, and The King of Fighters. However, the Osaka-based developer was making a name for itself long before…
5 Retro-Style Platform Games You Probably Haven’t Played (But Should)
Old faithfuls Not all retro is old. Classic-style platform games have seen a considerable resurgence in recent years. Many of these titles seek to mimic the look and feel…
DYSTORIA Review (PC)
What a beautiful DYSTORIA DYSTORIA makes me nostalgic for a time I wasn’t actually alive to see. Probably the single most common phrase indie games use to describe themselves…
The Art of Assassin’s Creed Syndicate Book Review
Titan Books and Paul Davies move in for the kill with The Art of Assassin’s Creed Syndicate The holiday season is here, and with it comes the expected deluge…
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