Denshattack Review – Get Your Training In
People are screaming for innovation in gaming more than ever before. There was a time when we leaned heavily on it, when we weren’t afraid of titles like Gitaroo [...]
Blood: Refreshed Supply Review – By the Gallon
The cool thing about the work of Nightdive Studios is how they pick up titles that you completely forgot about. Sure, they know their Turok and System Shock remasters, [...]
Tomba! 2 Special Edition Review – Hog Wild
And here I thought the Tomba! games would be stuck on the original PlayStation. They made their debut way long ago, when the original PSX ruled the land. Last [...]
How the Sega Dreamcast Innovated More Than You Might Realize
Back in the 90s, gaming found itself in a whirlwind of revolution. Right after the 16-bit wars came, along came 32-bit systems like the Sega Saturn and Sony PlayStation. [...]
The Legend of Steel Empire Review – Flying High Again
When it comes to legendary shooters, Steel Empire isn’t exactly uttered in the first few choices. I mean, Cave and Treasure have basically overtaken the genre, and there are [...]
Wizordum Review – Casting a Doom-y Spell
I love first-person shooters right now. Whether you’re playing something over-the-top like Doom: The Dark Ages or a more simple package like the Heretic and Hexen re-releases, there’s something [...]
Super Technos World Review – (Almost) Lost In Translation
Man, I like what Arc System Works is doing right now. It’s staying devoted to its fan base with brawlers like Guilty Gear Strive. But, at the same time, [...]