Travis Strikes Again is hot garbage and a besmirchment on the No More Heroes series, Grasshopper Manufacture, and Suda 51 himself. It does nothing to connect itself to the series it was spun from, save […]
Read MoreTravis Strikes Again is hot garbage and a besmirchment on the No More Heroes series, Grasshopper Manufacture, and Suda 51 himself. It does nothing to connect itself to the series it was spun from, save […]
Read MoreAs an enthusiast of JRPGs, you’d be forgiven for assuming that I would be an enthusiastic fan of Bandai Namco’s renowned “Tales of” series, sitting amongst the ranks of long-running series with disconnected games such […]
Read MoreThere was a strange golden age for JRPGs in the ‘90s. Titles like Final Fantasy, Wild Arms and Earthbound warped the minds of my generation into optimistic weirdos with strong opinions on turn-based combat. Now […]
Read MoreReroll’s release on Switch and PC might represent something like closure for long-term onlookers of the Katamari series frustrated by its limited availability. The original Katamari Damacy was released on PlayStation 2 in 2004 – […]
Read MoreSome of my fondest memories as a kid growing up came from playing Super Smash Bros. Brawl almost every day with two of my best friends. Those moments, for me, encapsulate what Smash used to […]
Read MoreIt’s hard to find a living room console which Diablo III has not been released on. Since coming out in May 2012, Blizzard’s classic dungeon crawler has been released on two generations of Microsoft and […]
Read MoreOkay, I think it’s fair to say that I’m probably fast becoming the designated LEGO guy here at Gamecloud. With my writer’s bio stating my love for the Danish building bricks since day one and […]
Read MoreOne of my earliest gaming memories is receiving a copy of Pokémon Blue for Christmas at a very young age, and mainly because I couldn’t work out how to leave the house, not deducing that […]
Read MoreAt this point enough has been written about Dark Souls and its sequels to make a naive review fairly redundant. Even if you haven’t played From Software’s 2011 hit, you probably know about it since […]
Read MoreWhether you’re a fan of anime or not, the indelible mark it’s made in global pop culture is undeniable at this stage. More recently in the mainstream, series such as Attack on Titan and One […]
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