Playstation Reviews

Resident Evil 2 was easily one of my favorite titles of 2019, and that’s not just because the original Resident Evil 2 was my favorite in the series. It took a classic and evolved it, improving on the story and gameplay while creating a genuinely terrifying experience filled with

Have you ever wondered what life would be like if mankind ventured into space because they thought they found intelligent life? What challenges would these brave pioneers face? Would the horrors on Earth follow mankind into the depths of space, only doom us to an inevitable existence? These questions will

When Persona 5 released in the West in 2017, it was lauded for being the genre-defining experience that it was. We at Gaming Trend even gave the game a coveted score of 95. Three years later, Persona 5 Royal perfects the formula that stole gamers’ hearts everywhere. By fixing some

Let’s face it, spring doesn’t begin until baseball season is underway, or the release of one of PlayStation’s most prized franchises: MLB The Show 20. As a baseball fanatic, I grew up playing MLB The Show way back in 2006. And here we are, commemorating fifteen years

I played the original Nioh when it first launched back in 2017. I enjoyed it well enough, but I remember wishing it was more on the difficult side. Too many bosses were humans that were too easy to kill, and most of the normal Yokai enemies didn’t put up

I’ve noticed an intriguing trend in fighting game design recently: accessibility. In my opinion, fighting games have never been about who can perform complex inputs like pretzel motions or half-circles the fastest; they’re about reading what your opponent is about to do next and countering that. The genre

It’s hard to believe that it’s been a whopping two decades since we danced away the alien threat in the Dreamcast blast, Space Channel 5. Sega’s console was full of unique titles like Jet Set Radio and its sequel, Samba De Amigo, Rez, Puyo Puyo Da!, and

As a Street Fighter fanboy and aficionado, it’s great to see Capcom doing the right thing and releasing Street Fighter V: Championship Edition with all the bells and whistles that were expected in the Street Fighter V release back in 2016. With missing iconic characters, bugs plaguing gameplay, and