I don’t know why, but I fell in love the second I saw the 8BitDo Lite controller announced for the Switch. A tiny little controller (though bigger than the 8BitDo Zero controller) that could play Switch and PC games with Bluetooth connectivity? Sign me up! My favorite 8BitDo Peripheral

As someone who tends to pack the pounds during the holiday season, but also someone who doesn’t like working out, I usually try and find a middle ground via fitness video games. I was a big Dance Dance Revolution buff back when it was big on home consoles (though

Capcom’s Street Fighter V is one of the fighting game greats, and it was recently announced that Street Fighter V: Champion Edition will come out on February 14, 2020 for PlayStation 4. This version of the game will include 40 characters and almost all DLC that has currently been

I wasn’t quite sure what to expect when we got the chance to review Bigben’s Bee Simulator, but I’ve always been interested in the hive mind, and how bees and ants work so efficiently. I had high hopes for Bee Simulator, unfortunately it lost my interest very

Pack your bags and your ramen noodles, because we’re heading to college in The Sims 4 Discover University Expansion Pack! This is the newest expac for the popular Sims franchise, which launched on November 15th 2019. There are two schools you can choose from; The more prestigious and classic

I just ripped off my arm, upgraded it to a pulse bomb laser, leaped off a cliff, flew to an adjacent tower jutting into the sky, and leaped down to create a massive explosion, scattering enemy robots in all directions. It turns out, being a well-upgraded combat-enabled robot is a

It’s a good time for rhythm games in virtual reality. Developer Cloudhead Games has folded together the gunplay of the John Wick movies, a splash of the gun kata from Equilibrium, stirred with it the pulse-pounding action of Beat Saber, dropped in some Superhot for spicy flavor, and packed

Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield walk a fascinating line between old and new, drudgery and delight, tip-toeing between something painfully familiar and something delightfully refreshing. I stepped into Galar with modest expectations. I had my doubts and armored myself with a good bit of skepticism, but I was also just