There is perhaps no brand more suitable for a crossover fighting game than Shonen Jump. Juggernauts like Dragon Ball, classics like Fist of The North Star, and hit contemporary series like My Hero Academia are […]
Read MoreThere is perhaps no brand more suitable for a crossover fighting game than Shonen Jump. Juggernauts like Dragon Ball, classics like Fist of The North Star, and hit contemporary series like My Hero Academia are […]
Read MoreCrackdown 3 is finally here, to the surprise of many. It’s a game that had been in development hell for so long that I honestly thought it would never arrive. But it has! And it’s […]
Read MoreThe first two Metro games, based on a novel series of the same name, don’t receive the widespread recognition I feel they deserve. While both titles reviewed relatively well for their time, it’s rarely mentioned […]
Read MoreIt’s disorienting to think that the last high profile survival horror game was The Evil Within 2, which came out almost a year and a half ago. The steady decline of the genre’s prevalence since […]
Read MoreThere was a time where the merest hint of 40K would rile my jimmies harder than a Commissar at an Aeldari Bar Mitzvah. I can still remember the fragrant, air-conditioned musk of the Carillon GW […]
Read MoreI probably have no right to review this game. I’m a colourblind, math-failing, long-haired, scruffy ranga pseudo-hippie with anger issues and pretensions of loquaciousness. Joining the Air Force wasn’t even an option for me as […]
Read MoreGiven that it was almost twenty years ago, it’s easy to forget that there was a solid four year period during which Capcom absolutely dominated the Hack ’n’ Slash market. Between 2001 and 2005, the […]
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 MoreAt its heart, the Just Cause franchise is all about creative destruction. Typically, players have access to interesting gadgets for fighting and locomotion, a hapless enemy, and an interactive environment ripe for exploitation. The result […]
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