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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection review — A great collection of retro classics

As a man currently in my thirties, I was practically raised by the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. I fondly remember catching the original films at the theater, attempting to do

By Richard Allen

/ 29 Aug 2022

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection review — A great collection of retro classics

Tinykin review — Captain Olimar has competition

If you were ever a fan of the Pikmin games, you’re gonna want to check this out. Tinykin follows Milo, an explorer who finds himself on Earth only to

By Corvo Rohwer

/ 22 Aug 2022

Tinykin review — Captain Olimar has competition

ChargePlay Duo PS5 Charging Station review — Even Better than the Real Thing

Accessories are a finicky thing as they are often trying to do what’s already been done well, but somehow cheaper. The memes about third party controllers for the friends

By Ron Burke

/ 1 Aug 2022

ChargePlay Duo PS5 Charging Station review — Even Better than the Real Thing

Mothmen 1966 review – A short, but inspired, visual novel with a retro aesthetic

It’s hard to escape the myth of the Mothman if you grew up in West Virginia. Whether most citizens believe the myth or not is irrelevant – it’s part

By Richard Allen

/ 26 Jul 2022

Mothmen 1966 review – A short, but inspired, visual novel with a retro aesthetic

Stray review – Play it meow

I am very much a cat person. My parents didn’t allow us to have a kitten until my siblings and I were older , but I always enjoyed playing with

By David Burdette

/ 19 Jul 2022

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

Winter Ember review – for the stealth purists

I’m a massive sucker for stealth games, especially now that they’re such a dying breed. If you’ve read my reviews before, you’ll know that these games

By Ben Lombardo

/ 2 Jun 2022

Winter Ember review – for the stealth purists

Salt and Sacrifice review — Participate in mage hunts and overcome brutal challenges

Salt and Sacrifice, created primarily by two individuals, James Silva (art, animation, level design, etc.) and Shane Lynch (netcode, etc.), is a prime example of what can stem from a

By Richard Allen

/ 24 May 2022

Salt and Sacrifice review — Participate in mage hunts and overcome brutal challenges

Monster Energy Supercross 5 Review – Dirt bike go braaaaap

If somehow you’ve still not heard yet, Monster Energy Supercross 5 launched back in March and I got the chance to check it out. For fans of the Monster

By Cassie Peterson

/ 19 May 2022

Monster Energy Supercross 5 Review – Dirt bike go braaaaap

Trek to Yomi review — Beautiful art direction and tense combat combine to create an enthralling ode to Japanese cinema

It’s not often that a game is released that bypasses all video game norms and provides a truly unique experience, much less a game that does so while still

By Richard Allen

/ 5 May 2022

Trek to Yomi review — Beautiful art direction and tense combat combine to create an enthralling ode to Japanese cinema

Seagate Horizon Forbidden West limited edition hard drive — Next-Gen Console Companion

We have reviewed nearly every limited-edition Seagate drive the hardware giant has released, and now we’ve reached the first one released for the PlayStation 5 – the Horizon Forbidden

By Ron Burke

/ 25 Apr 2022

Seagate Horizon Forbidden West limited edition hard drive — Next-Gen Console Companion

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