Andrew Wilson’s Payout Isn’t Deserved — and Shuts Out the Talent
Just a heads up that this is the opinion of the writer. But, yeah, he's on to something. Video games are great. They are. They’re a lot of fun [...]
Truxton Extreme Review – The Perfect Taste of Tatsujin
The legacy behind Truxton is a big one. Toaplan released the original shoot-em-up back in 1988, where it developed a huge following with its reflex-testing gameplay and its awesome [...]
Backyard Baseball Review – This One’s For the Gooch
The classic Backyard Baseball games have certainly built up an audience, with their old-school charm and their “welcome everyone on the field” mentality. So it’s no surprise then that [...]
How Wreckreation 2 Is Recreating That Feeling of Burnout Paradise
I will never get why EA didn’t put the effort into a sequel of Burnout Paradise. The 2008 open-world racer scored big with fans, and helped the series gain [...]
Culdcept Begins Review – Cut the Cards
I am not what you’d call a die-hard fan of the Culdcept series. It’s actually been around for quite a few years now, but has found more popularity overseas, [...]
Agent 64: Spies Never Die Demo Impressions – Gold Bond-ed
While a lot of today’s first-person shooters have quite the kick to them, some nostalgia-based ones are looking for something a bit…more Bond-like. And by that, I mean along [...]
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 [...]