Ratchet & Clank is a series I’ve always enjoyed but never finished. Yes, I’ve purchased just about every title since I picked up the respective consoles, but as
Arc System Works is on a roll. They’re released hit after hit the past few years with the fighting game genre working its way back into the mainstream. From
I’ve always been a big fan of SEGA’s vast library of fighting games, especially the Virtua Fighter series. While I wasn’t as fortunate as others to play
I’ll be the first to admit that I had extreme reservations when I first learned that the Resident Evil series was switching to a first person perspective. I struggled
Summer, 2053: it’s snowing. A young boy watches over his sickly little sister in a bombed out convenience store, they haven’t eaten in days. In the parking lot,
There’s a serial killer on the loose in Kamurocho. Three bodies have turned up so far: each a member of the Yakuza and their bodies found with no eyes.
It’s really hard to make something unique in the gaming world today. Most genres have been explored, and while we sometimes get new takes (games like PUBG and The
Contra, Ikari Warriors, Commando – odds are you’ve played and loved at least one of these games. All were released during the heyday of the Run ‘n Gun genre in
I’m not an athletic lad, but I do enjoy tennis on a casual level, so much so that some of my favorite gaming experiences involved playing Mario Tennis and
Disco Elysium is a game that begins unlike most as it sets itself apart from the others almost immediately. During its first scene, players are given a glimpse into the
