Dave Aubrey
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There was a brief moment while playing Dead or Alive 6, Koei Tecmo's latest fighter, that I had to stop playing and download Dead or Alive 5. Something felt amiss and I didn't know what, so the hope was that returning the last step in the Dead or Alive franchise...
X-Morph: Defense is a twin-stick shooter and tower control hybrid. Aliens are invading the earth, and you aren't defending the planet against them, you are the aliens for once. Invading the Earth in critical cities and countries around the globe, you set up control towers with a thick metal sheen...
The gaming landscape has entirely changed since the original Crackdown released in 2007. The rise of Call of Duty, the historic peak and slow decline of World of Warcraft, the FGC (fighting game community) resurgence, the advent of MOBA and Battle Royale games. The world Crackdown 3 launches into is...
I will never learn. I've played dozens of licensed anime games, and I've been disappointed almost as many times. Despite that, the love for my anime favorites persists, and each time a game is announced, I want to play it. Of course, Dragon Ball FighterZ proved that licensed anime games...
God Eater is a series built for a single reason. Fight big monsters, on the go, with anime aesthetics and a nice story to tie it all together. It's pure and simple. You get to create a character, arm yourself with some weapons bigger than yourself, and just test it...
Vane
I really wanted to make some sort of pun. You know, "you're so vane, you probably think this review is about you." Something cheesy like that. But I can't make jokes and besides, Vane makes me sad. It's such a struggle to come up with constructive, concise criticism when it's...
We've all been waiting an absurd amount of time for the return of Travis Touchdown, Suda51's iconic otaku, and when Travis Strikes Again was first announced, it sent a long-dormant cult following into a frenzy - myself included. Though No More Heroes and its sequel weren't perfect by any means,...
When you're writing about a game everyone has already heard of, there's a certain peace that washes over your mind. Do I need to explain who Mario is? No. Do I need to go into detail about his relationship with Princess Peach and Bowser? No. Need I point out that...
Sometimes I just want to relax while gaming, and Gear.Club Unlimited 2 is perfect for that. I just want to sit back, hold accelerate, and pause my brain up until I need to overtake or take a tight corner. It's simple, straightforward, and enjoyable while it lasts. I didn't expect...
Progression is the most satisfying part of any game. Mastering combos you only fathomed before in Street Fighter. Taking on early boss monsters that are now fodder late-game in an RPG. Even polishing off players online after getting beaten repeatedly. Progression feels good, and games are best when they master...
I used to love Super Smash Bros., as a Nintendo fan. On the Nintendo 64 and Gamecube, I adored seeing characters I love fighting one another and acting so faithful to how I always knew they should. I was one of the Brawl detractors, though not because of any competitive...
Bundling classic arcade games has become a theme lately. Arcade titles are possibly the most ripe and relevant for ports. Unlike console games which these days are often released and re-released time and time again, it's not like you can actually just pop down to the local arcade to play...
