Bravely Default II Review
Bravely Default II is an interesting title for the Nintendo Switch. On a platform with a large library of JRPGs (that’s ever-expanding), Bravely Default II...
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Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury Review
by Jes Taylor
Let’s face an honest truth right off the bat: The Wii U didn’t get a fair chance. Nintendo’s first HD console was almost immediately ignored...
Wrestling Empire for Nintendo Switch Review
Wrestling Empire for the Nintendo Switch is the newest wrestling game to be released by MDickie, although it is the first time that one of...
Retro Respawn Tandem – The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past
My buddy Adam Yates has been kind enough to join me again to do a tandem article, with this week’s game being one that I...
Turrican Flashback Review
by Jes Taylor
The early 1990s was an extremely fun time for video games. Newer hardware allowed developers to try newer, bolder ideas. The games that pushed the...
Control: Ultimate Edition for Nintendo Switch Review
by Jes Taylor
Cloud gaming is still quite in its infancy in 2021. There are various companies working hard to bring cloud gaming to the masses, with the...
Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light Review
by Jes Taylor
Consider this as one of those “well, I never thought I’d see the day” sort of releases. In a surprise move, Nintendo brought back its...
Fatal Fury: First Contact for Nintendo Switch Review
by Jes Taylor
The Nintendo Switch is home to a robust and growing library of classic games from older systems. Thanks to the game collections released (like SEGA...
Space Invaders Forever Review
by Jes Taylor
Over the past few years, retro game collections have become more common things to see on modern consoles. It’s a fantastic way to introduce new...
Ghostrunner Review
by Jes Taylor
First-person action platforming games are my jam. I can remember spending so much time playing Mirror’s Edge, loving the immersive feel of the adventure. When...
Katamari Damacy REROLL Review
Katamari Damacy REROLL is a re-release of the cult classic originally let loose on the PS2 back in 2004 with added online multiplayer, remade cutscenes...
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity Review
by Daire Behan
Koei Tecmo and Omega Force’s Musou (or Warriors) series has been in a difficult place for me as of late. While my most recent brush...
Tropico 6: Nintendo Switch Edition Review
by Jes Taylor
The Nintendo Switch is no stranger to late ports. Games that released years prior on current gen make their way over to Nintendo’s hybrid machine...
GoNNER 2 Review
by Dom Richards
It is a common theme these days to compare a type of game to Dark Souls. Oh, so and so is the Dark Souls of...
Horace Review
Horace is a game of stark contrasts…contrasts that seem to have their veins running throughout nearly every aspect of the experience. On one hand, the...
Super Mario Bros. 35 Review
Super Mario Bros. 35 is one of those games that you’d probably be less than impressed by if you had to pay actual money for...
Super Mario 3D All-Stars Review
by Jes Taylor
It was the rumored collection that seemed too good to be true. “You mean to tell me Nintendo will put 3 classic 3D Mario games...
RollerCoaster Tycoon 3: Complete Edition Review
by Jes Taylor
The RollerCoaster Tycoon franchise has had a bit of an up and down history the last few years. The 3 most recent titles (RollerCoaster Tycoon...
