When the team at Bulbware emailed me about reviewing their horror game Bulb Boy, they described the game as “gross and cute.” Having played it, I’d say it’s hard to find a more accurate and succinct synopsis than that. You play as Bulb Boy, a kid living a

When Gravity Rush came to the Vita, it was a flawed but promising action game with an endearing and likable protagonist at its center. However, from my time within the remastered version of Sony Japan’s gravity-manipulating quasi open-world, I was left with a fear that the jump to a

PlayStation Experience begins today, but the San Francisco team put together a quick pre-show to talk about this week’s recent events. First up, Kenneth and Eric dissect the recent Danganronpa event by Spike Chunsoft, and what these announcements mean for the series moving forward. Next, Travis and Matt join

One series that has always known how to have fun is Just Cause. With the first game, developer Avalanche Studios seemed to have a clear vision, but its execution was severely lacking. It hit major success with Just Cause 2, a frantic out of control romp that hooked people from

Host Geoff Keighley dropped a bomb on attendees and viewers of The Game Awards last night when he claimed that Konami’s lawyers banned Hideo Kojima from attending the event. Due to a still-standing employment contract, Kojima was required to watch the event from Tokyo, Japan — what he witnessed may

From modern day to the prehistoric times, so goes the Far Cry franchise. The series evolved tremendously from Far Cry 2 to Far Cry 3, but it seemed to be gliding along when fourth installment released. Of course, that glide was still fantastic, but it was clear that something different

There are lots of different strategy games, all catering to a variety of tastes that only get broader as the gaming hobby continues to find new members. Valhalla Hills looks to scratch that gaming itch where we want to challenge our wits and memory but can walk away before skipping

Driveclub is not Gran Turismo. Despite sharing a genre and PlayStation exclusivity, Driveclub always feels like a clunkier, but competent, little brother. Like other “little brothers” of this world, Driveclub looks small when trying to compete in the same auto racing arena as its bigger counterpart.  However, Driveclub Bikes, Driveclub’