Playstation Reviews

Much like Nastu and the rest of the wizards who call Fairy Tail their home, Hiro Mashima’s light-hearted adventure and I possess an everlasting bond. Fairy Tail was the first anime/manga series I connected with. Like other kids my age, I of course watched clips and episodes of

I’m starting to think this Weyland Yutani group doesn’t have humanity’s best interests in mind. Call me crazy, but they also don’t seem to be very good engineers. Their ships seem to fall out of the skies, crash landing onto remote stations where they’re doing

Reviewing a live service game is always weird, because tons of things about the game could change in a single update. Monetization could get more insidious, whole mechanics could be altered, or the story might fall off hard in updates. For now though, at launch, Infinity Nikki is absolutely delightful.

Dragon Ball pushes limits. Anyone familiar with this series knows that the villains always pose more of a threat than the last one, Goku always gets stronger to fight them, and the universe(s) always get bigger to accommodate the escalation. Sparking! Zero captures that spirit to break boundaries with

OK, so I need to admit something; I was never a huge fan of the Power Rangers. Sure, I caught the show on TV occasionally and did enjoy it, but I can’t say that I ever took the time to really get invested, and at this point, I am

I can’t play the trombone in real life, nor can I say that I’ve ever really felt the need to, but you can bet that I was excited to step onto the VR stage like a trombone master in Trombone Champ: Unflattened to perform for my sometimes delighted,

SCUF is a brand I’ve long heard of but never tried myself. There are many PS5 pro controllers out there after an original scarcity at launch. With so many to pick from, why choose a SCUF? After spending some time using SCUF’s Reflex Pro, I see the appeal.

Wrapping up a game is bittersweet. While Alan Wake 2’s main narrative has been finished since last year, The Lake House is the final piece of DLC we’ll receive, marking the end of a game we’ve awaited for thirteen years. I loved Alan Wake 2, and grew