Jesse Taylor
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I’ll be honest; I’m a really big fan of gaming collections. Over the last few years, we’ve seen everything from Street Fighter to MegaMan to Castlevania c
If there’s one thing I’ve always appreciated about the Kirby series it’s that it has never been afraid of trying new things. Maybe this game is a fighting
After 20 years of complete absence, we F-Zero fans have concluded the beloved racing series is no more. We’ve had to take the last few years and see what inde
If there’s one thing I can truly appreciate about the last few years in video games, it’s the resurgence of older franchises. For whatever reason, these fra
Have you ever played a game where at no point did you understand what was going on? If so, you understand exactly how it feels to play Bright Memory Infinite. W
Kao the Kangaroo takes me back a few console generations. There was a period of time in the late ‘90s to mid 2000s where every game console got a dozen or mor
You might take one look at Zombie Army 4: Dead War and think that it’s your run-of-the-mill zombie shooter. What if I told you it might be one of the most amb
I have to be honest and admit that deck building games usually aren’t my thing. There's usually the same hook that causes me great frustration: random luck. Y
I have always had a soft spot for the Kirby franchise. While they might not be the most difficult games to play, Kirby always excelled at bursting with personal
It’s really rather difficult to be a kart-racing game in 2022. It’s especially hard to be a kart-racing game on a Nintendo platform, where the greatest of t
Despite not growing up during the height of Atari 2600 age, I’ve always loved the game Breakout. There’s this addictive simplicity to the game that always m
I will be the first to admit that I never had a Neo Geo Pocket. I remember hearing about Neo Geo at the time but never paid much attention to it. When reading g
