Anthony Shelton

Gaming Trend · Madden 23, Saints Row, Rumbleverse Adam Moreno joins Anthony Shelton and David Burdette to talk about the latest Madden, which Adam reviewed and scored an 80. David reviewed the Saints Row reboot and left it as a review in progress — at the time of recording — due to its

Gaming Trend · Two Point Campus, MultiVersus, Yakuza: Like A Dragon The crew is back again, this time with Editor in Chief Ron Burke joining the show to talk about Two Point Campus. David Burdette got to play two of the July PlayStation Plus games Yakuza: Like A Dragon and Tony

Gaming Trend · GenCon 2022 Preview This episode of the Gaming Trend Podcast is a tabletop takeover. GenCon 2022 is around the corner. Anthony Shelton lets Gaming Trend’s senior tabletop editor Mike Dunn and tabletop editor Rob Berg talk about the board games they are most looking forward to at

The elevator pitch for Endling – Extinction is Forever is essentially this: You’re the last fox on Earth, witnessing mankind’s destruction of the decaying planet while trying to protect your pups. I’m in. But what we get is a bundle of unfocused ancillary stories that don’t align

If Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge is meant to mix old arcade games with modern cartoon iterations, then I’m too disconnected from the modern cartoon elements to notice them. And I’m not satisfied with the arcade game references. Shredder’s Revenge is a competent, addicting beat

Many people believe Xbox looks bad because of the way Microsoft is handling its first-party exclusives. I don’t believe that, but it’s not difficult to understand why others feel that way. Microsoft has only three recognizable exclusive franchises – Halo, Forza, and Gears of War. Three Xbox first-party exclusives

Here it is. Another Super Smash Bros. knock-off. This is MultiVersus, where Warner Bros. characters fight in friendly, cartoony, chaotic brawls. Batman and Superman are in it. Bugs Bunny and Tasmanian Devil are here. Shaggy and Velma are participating. Tom and Jerry, Jake, Finn, Arya, and many others join the

The Last Friend is like chicken and waffles. It combines two unlikely genres — tower defense and beat ‘em up — and creates a surprisingly balanced amalgamation. It lacks depth and needs a better story, but this is the way I want to play tower defense from now on. You control Alpha.