David Flynn

David is the kind of person to wear his heart on his sleeve. He can find positives in anything, like this is a person who loved Star Fox Zero to death. You’ll see him playing all kinds of games.

Final Fantasy XIV – Picture Book – The Namazu and the Gratest Gift review — Basic bedtime tale

If you’re a parent trying to balance things like gaming and taking care of a child, my heart goes out to you. It’s hard enough to find time

By David Flynn

/ 6 Aug 2022

Final Fantasy XIV – Picture Book – The Namazu and the Gratest Gift review — Basic bedtime tale

Dynabook X30L-J1337 review — Float like a butterfly…

We’re spoiled for choice when it comes to portable computing these days. Do you want to lug around what’s essentially a portable desktop that needs to be plugged

By David Flynn

/ 4 Aug 2022

Dynabook X30L-J1337 review — Float like a butterfly…

Portal Companion Collection review — This was a triumph

You already know Portal and Portal 2 are two of the best games ever made. Heck, you probably know the phrase “the cake is a lie” even if you’ve

By David Flynn

/ 2 Aug 2022

Portal Companion Collection review — This was a triumph

Forza Horizon 5: Hot Wheels review — Race at the top

High above Mexico’s Horizon Festival lies a racer’s orange paradise. A life-size Hot Wheels track crisscrosses mountains, forests, and even a volcano. Here, you can achieve spectacular speeds

By David Flynn

/ 26 Jul 2022

Forza Horizon 5: Hot Wheels review — Race at the top

Rune Factory 5 review on PC — A better sapling

Rune Factory 5 first released on Nintendo Switch just a few months ago, but it’s already made its way to PCs. Our very own Earthmate, Kay Purcell, reviewed the

By David Flynn

/ 20 Jul 2022

Rune Factory 5 review on PC — A better sapling

Klonoa Phantasy Reverie Series review — Wahoo!

Phantomile is a peaceful land of dreams. Klonoa lives happily with his grandfather when a magic ring falls from the sky. Inside the ring is a spirit by the name

By David Flynn

/ 11 Jul 2022

Klonoa Phantasy Reverie Series review — Wahoo!

Chrono Cross: The Radical Dreamers Edition review — Crossing over

Do you ever think about alternate universes? Worlds where just one little change can ripple out and turn everything on its head. Where that near death experience wasn’t quite

By David Flynn

/ 8 Jul 2022

Chrono Cross: The Radical Dreamers Edition review — Crossing over

Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak review — New place, same fun

After the Rampage is quelled, a new threat looms on the horizon. Monsters from the neighboring kingdom are migrating to Kamura. If this continues, the native flora and fauna will

By David Flynn

/ 6 Jul 2022

Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak review — New place, same fun

Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes review — Back on the warpath

Fódlan is at war once more. The conflict between the three nations may be familiar, but some of the players are new. It appears the fate of the continent now

By David Flynn

/ 6 Jul 2022

Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes review — Back on the warpath

Kao the Kangaroo review — Hoppy hullaballoo

I don’t think anyone thought Kao the Kangaroo would make a comeback, but here we are! Kao the Kangaroo was a series of three platformers from 2000 to 2005

By David Flynn

/ 1 Jul 2022

Kao the Kangaroo review — Hoppy hullaballoo

Capcom Fighting Collection reveiw — The new Capcom standard

There are a ton of fighting games out there, but who knows how many have been lost to time thanks to the death of arcades? One of the biggest developers

By David Flynn

/ 30 Jun 2022

Capcom Fighting Collection reveiw — The new Capcom standard

Sonic Origins review — The past never looked so bright

Sonic’s first four games on the SEGA Genesis are absolute classics, though these days we’re spoiled for choice on ways to play them. Sonic 1 has been rereleased

By David Flynn

/ 29 Jun 2022

Sonic Origins review — The past never looked so bright