Trevor Gould
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Shovel Knight Showdown brings yet more new content for fans of the shovel-wielding hero. While Treasure Trove owners will receive this update at no cost, is it
The Just Dance series is celebrating 10 years, so think of this 2020 entry as an anniversary gift of sorts. How much of a present it actually is, likely depends
Don't let the generic name fool you, New Super Lucky's Tale is a pretty fun 3D platformer. But it's also a pretty darn uneven one, mainly when it ditches its 3D and/or platforming elements.Read More
Get ready for some 3D action with Ice Age Scrat's Nutty Adventure on the Nintendo Switch. One of the best compliments I can pay to this game is that I was able
If you were a 16-bit gamer, get ready for a welcomed dose of nostalgia with Disney Classic Games: Aladdin and The Lion King. This release isn't just about fond
Having played just over 20 hours to reach its end, I must say that Destiny Connect: Tick-Tock Travelers is a release that fails to take advantage of its great p
I don't want to set up false expectations, so I'll cut right to the chase and say that I feel Little Town Hero is a second-rate RPG. The music saves it somewhat
"The Bradwell Conspiracy is a highly-stylized, narrative-driven first person experience." There are some games I really wish I was able to enjoy more and The
Let me start by saying that my familiarity with the Dragon Quest series is quite limited. Yes, I did review Dragon Quest VIII for the 3DS, but I mainly know the
80 DAYS is an adventure game based on the classic Jules Verne novel. Can you guess which one? I'll give you a hint, it's not Journey to the Center of the Earth.
Warning! Even though this is a reimagining of a game first released in 1993, this review of The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening will contain some spoilers tha
If you're a Nintendo 3DS player in late 2019 you're hungry for good games, So Quarters, Please! comes recommended, especially for those who appreciate the "gold
