Playstation Reviews

Video games allow people to do things that they wouldn’t get a chance to do otherwise, and simulator games are some of the best examples of that. Train Sim World lets players jump into a handful of trains and transport passengers to their various destinations. Train Sim World follows

It seems like I can’t get away from the indie scene without bumping into a roguelike: the procedurally generated permadeath gameplay makes for some cool bite-sized levels admittedly. That being said, it’ll take more than some tricky level design and the thought of permanently losing your items to

Kingston has made a name for itself in the gaming world through extremely comfortable headphones that make up the HyperX series. The HyperX Cloud Stinger acts as an affordable introductory version to get you hooked, and it works. At only $50, these are some very comfortable headphones. While I do

While the Mega Man X Legacy Collection 1 contains the four most cherished games in the series, Legacy Collection 2 holds the four most maligned titles in the series and is only worth a buy for the most hardcore X fans. Legacy Collection 2 has Mega Man X5-8, rounding out

Since its creation, plenty of games have been lost to development hell in Steam’s early access program. Plenty of these games never make it out, while some titles put on a coat of paint and call a game “completed” when they’re still functionally in beta. Then there are

I know we’ve recently been blessed with Burnout Paradise Remastered, but sometimes I really just want a new Burnout game filled with addictive crash mechanics and thrilling races. Three Fields Entertainment took the crash mode mechanics and made Danger Zone last year to a mixed reception. With its sequel

For years I thought the dream of a good new Sonic game had long passed. I started to wonder if Sonic was ever even good, and if we had just been delusional for some part of the early 90s, but as Sonic Mania proved when it launched last year—and

JRPGs are long, adventure-filled games that have amassed a large following over the years. There are many series, including the “Tales of” games, and the “Shining” games, but the latter hasn’t gotten much love until now. Shining Resonance was previously released only in Japan for the PS3, but now