2019/1/13: Playstation: Burning Road, Steel Harbinger

2019/1/11: Genesis: Arch Rivals, Wolverine: Adamantium Rage

As the Critic's review clearly illustrates, Bloodborne is one of the most polarizing games on the market. Made by FromSoftware as a spinoff of sorts to the Dark Souls series, Bloodborne feels familiar yet contains enough surprises to stand on its own. You play a nameless citizen arriving at the...
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2019/1/9: Playstation 4: Bloodborne (Alternate Review)

2019/1/6: Atari 2600: Missile Command, Walker (Europe)

Well, this game lives up to its name; I've never died so much in my entire life! Slain: Back from Hell is a stylish, artistic Castlevania-style platformer. Its demonic imagery, unflinching violence, and driving guitars feel like an Iron Maiden album cover come to life! The title...
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2019/1/3: Nintendo Switch: Slain: Back From Hell

How does Dead Rising 4 distinguish itself in a sea of zombie games? It's a Christmas title! And if you don't believe me just listen to that holiday music and look at the decorated tree on the title screen. This is every bit as Christmas as Die Hard! Dead Rising 4 puts you in the role of...
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2018/12/30: Xbox One: Dead Rising 4

Every December I pull out this game for some holiday cheer, and every year I like it a little less! The Grinch suffers from a litany of issues, including poor controls, ambiguous objectives, and irritating stage designs. That said, I enjoy its winter wonderland vibe. The holiday theme really...
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2018/12/29: Dreamcast: Grinch, The

I had my trepidations about Santa Claus Saves the Earth. It was published by a company known for releasing previously discarded titles, and that name. Sure enough, this resembles a generic platformer retrofitted with a vaguely Christmas theme. The main character doesn't look like the...
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2018/12/26: Game Boy Advance: Santa Claus Saves the Earth

2018/12/24: Wii: Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer

2018/12/17: NES: 8-Bit Xmas 2017

2018/12/14: Wii: We Wish You a Merry Christmas

2018/12/12: Xbox One: Red Dead Redemption II

2018/12/9: Nintendo Switch: Super Mario Party

2018/12/5: Colecovision: Time Pilot, Q*bert's Qubes

2018/12/2: Saturn: Game Tengoku: The Game Paradise (Japan)

2018/11/28: Commodore 64: The Dam Busters

2018/11/24: Atari 2600: Concentration, Robot Tank

2018/11/20: Playstation 4: Life is Strange: Complete Season

2018/11/17: Playstation: NCAA Football 98

2018/11/13: NES: Silk Worm, Bram Stoker's Dracula

2018/11/10: Nintendo Switch: Night Trap: 25th Anniversary Edition