This has got to be the year of the Cyberpunk genre. Not only is Cyberpunk 2077 coming out “soon” (hope I don’t eat my words in writing that) and Observer: System Redux getting ready for next-gen consoles this month, but also the highly-anticipated title Ghostrunner is now available in

A brief historical event that’s been etched in my mind for years has probably been the 2003 Daegu subway fire, which was a deadly arson in South Korea. The thing that stands out the most to me, however, is the fact that while the subway was inaccessible for rescue

Today, Titanite Games announced that it will release the second installment of its psychological-horror visual novel Perseverance on PC early next year, with Switch and Xbox One ports coming later. The game will continue where the first part of Perseverance left off, with players assuming control of an assassin searching

Outright Games has announced that Paw Patrol: Mighty Pups Save Adventure Bay is now available on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. The sequel to 2018’s Paw Patrol: On a Roll, this new title allows local co-op as well as 13 different missions to play and a

For those wanting to play Bloober Team’s latest horror game The Medium, you might have to wait a bit longer; the developer has just announced that the game will be delayed to January 28 on Xbox Series X and PC. The delay has been attributed to COVID-19 concerns, though

Reviewing a console is always interesting as it is a collection of hardware that ultimately serves to provide you with delicious content. Still, these devices are amazing feats of engineering worth doing a deep dive into, so let’s do exactly that. The PlayStation 5 is Sony’s newest iteration

How does Peter Parker go on vacation? Well, when he was on his own he couldn’t, but that was before he met Miles Morales. Miles, also bitten by a radioactive spider (how many of these things are running around New York?!), is now Peter’s prodigy, giving the original

Back in my university days, I was a DJ for our local college radio station, and I had a blast with it. While it was more of a talk radio sort of deal rather than putting records on turntables, I always dreamed of the day I could get my own