We Wish You a Merry Christmas puts the player in a cozy living room with a tree, fireplace, and all sorts of yule-tide activities. You can decorate the tree and play Christmas carols on the radio (which sound beautiful by the way). You can toss wood in the fire and roast marshmallows. Opening...
Read Full Review 2018/12/14: Wii: We Wish You a Merry Christmas
Five years in the making, Red Dead Redemption II is every bit the epic sequel you'd expect from Rockstar, the publisher of all those crazy Grand Theft Auto games. In this realistic period piece you play a turn-of-the century cowboy in a roving band of outlaws, looking for the last "big hit" so he...
Read Full Review 2018/12/12: Xbox One: Red Dead Redemption II
I guess Nintendo got tired of numbering their Mario Party games, opting to go the "super" route instead. Super Mario Party was released to little fanfare but it still packs a lot of entertainment value. Fours players march around a board while triggering events, avoiding hazards, using items, and...
Read Full Review 2018/12/9: Nintendo Switch: Super Mario Party
2018/12/5: Colecovision: Time Pilot, Q*bert's Qubes
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Finally - a game that lives up to its name! If you enjoy Japanese imports don't let Game Tengoku: The Game Paradise pass you by. This wacky, over-the-top vertical shooter never really had a chance in the states due to our "western sensibilities". It feels like a parody of every shooter...
Read Full Review 2018/12/2: Saturn: Game Tengoku: The Game Paradise (Japan)
I try to adhere to the Critic's mantra of staying seasonal and with Veterans Day looming I was thrilled to find a still-in-shrinkwrap, unopened copy of The Dam Busters on my shelf. This game takes place during World War II - the last "good" war! But while Accolade published some fine games for...
Read Full Review 2018/11/28: Commodore 64: The Dam Busters
2018/11/24: Atari 2600: Concentration, Robot Tank
Life Is Strange is an interactive story in the tradition of Heavy Rain (PS3, 2010) with gorgeous northwestern scenery reminiscent of Alan Wake (Xbox 360, 2010). Cinematic camera angles, dramatic plot twists, and realistic dialog combine for a surprisingly emotional journey. Originally available...
Read Full Review 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
2018/11/7: Xbox: Haunted Mansion, The
2018/11/3: Atari 7800: Midnight Mutants
2018/10/28: NES: Haunted Halloween '86: The Curse of Possum Hollow
2018/10/26: Commodore 64: Project Firestart
2018/10/20: Playstation: MediEvil, Dracula: The Last Sanctuary
2018/10/18: NES: Haunted Halloween '85
2018/10/15: Playstation 4: Little Nightmares
2018/10/11: Genesis: Shadow Dancer: The Secret of Shinobi, Incredible Crash Dummies, The
2018/10/7: Atari 2600: Sneak n' Peek, Spider-Man
2018/10/2: Playstation: MediEvil II, Dracula: The Resurrection
