Playstation Previews

Yakuza: Like a Dragon was one of my favorite games of 2020, and ever since the announcement of its sequel back in June, I couldn’t be more excited for what’s to come. Little did I know that finishing Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name

James Cameron’s Avatar was, in all honesty, an OK film. It was nice to look at, but the story, characters, writing, and everything else left little to no impression on me. Still, the moon of Pandora is a fascinating place inhabited by the equally interesting cat-like Na’vi people.

2023 has been a fantastic year for gaming, especially for virtual reality titles. After all, we got both the release of PlayStation VR2 as well as Meta Quest 3 in just this year alone! Now I haven’t been acquainted with the VR gaming scene until recently when I picked

Pics provided by 11 Bit Studios. Space pioneers have gotten chonky in science fiction over the last decade or so. It was trendy in the past to throw in a “Thank God we invented the whatever device” or “Class M” planets—any excuse to peel astronauts out of those bulky

When we got to see Alan Wake 2 in action back at Summer Game Fest, you could definitely call it a dream come true. Here was one of my favorite video games, back from the dead. Seeing is one thing however, even if it’s supposed to also correspond with

It’s tough work, being evil. Back in Dungeons 3, our favorite and most magnificent Evil, the Dungeon Lord, had decided to attack the nearby continent of…well, it doesn’t much matter. They were nearby and had the audacity to be good, and we simply can’t have that,

I remember having a conspiracy theory that Square Enix was holding onto any form of Final Fantasy VII remake in case of dire circumstances. That didn’t turn out to be true, with FFVII Remake being announced back in 2015 amid a flurry of incredible E3 reveals like Kingdom Hearts

The early access launch of Wayfinder has been somewhat of a tragedy. As an action game, Wayfinder hits some great high notes and finds its own ways to be memorable. As a live-service game, it needs a lot of work. Though the lifeless world and cornucopia of bugs, crashes, and