Playstation Reviews

In another of our wonderful experiments, I’ve put together a video review for mobile space shooter turned PS5 title Subdivision Infinite DX! This one is a fun with, with plenty of fast dogfights making it a breeze to pick up and put down. Check my other thoughts, along with

I can’t call Alan Wake a guilty pleasure, or even a secret passion, because A, there’s a huge cult following of the title, and B, I’m very forthcoming in how much I love Alan Wake. I screeched in excitement when that website listing all but confirmed the

Desmond Wales is trapped. The building he’s in houses his psychology practice and still looks familiar, but is greatly dilapidated. Outside, water is rising quickly, already engulfing a few smaller buildings. The front door is boarded up, and he is unable to leave. A phone rings and he answers.

I’ve honestly had a really tough time coming up with how I want to open this one. Personally, I’ve been ridiculously excited for the game since it showed up at the June 2020 PS5 Showcase, with it’s charm and beauty captivating me. Even though I’m probably

There really isn’t another game out there like Death Stranding. Sure, it’s not for everyone, but its focus on simple movement and navigating terrain, as well as various hazards, makes it stand out among the so-called “walking simulator” genre. That, and of course the game’s gigantic production

The metroidvania genre has come a long way from its humble beginnings in 1994 with Super Metroid and 1997 with Castlevania: Symphony of the Night. You could argue that the first Metroid in 1986 created the genre, but it wasn’t until the 90’s when the basic principles were

Rats are misunderstood creatures.  Sure, they’ve helped spread some of mankind’s greatest illnesses, but that can’t really be attributed to them. After all, they didn’t do it on purpose. Despite the negative connotations associated with rats, they make great pets. Dan Robinson, Team Leader over at

In Japan, 300 students commit suicide each year. While it can’t always be proven, many of these cases can be linked to bullying. The father of one of these children is Akihiko Ehara, a police officer currently on trial for a groping case. Just before his guilty verdict is