WCCFtech
InverseLatest Reviews
When Death Stranding first arrived nearly two years ago, it launched at a time when I had recently lost my father to MS. For more than a week, I holed myself indoors and let the task of reconnecting and rebuilding bridges be my own coping mechanism. Because of this, I...
The Aliens universe of video games routinely switches around between horror experiences and mindless action games, never quite striking a proper balance between the two. After Alien: Isolation took the series into the best iteration of horror Ridley Scott's universe has seen since the original trilogy. Now, it's time for...
Before Phoenix Wright ever donned his defense attorney badge and set foot in a Los Angeles courtroom, his ancestors were navigating the treacherous path between truth and damning a client to false imprisonment. In The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles, players will embark on a new era of courtroom trials set...
As Monster Hunter continues to appeal to the hardcore action fan, minus some concessions for convenience and Quality of Life changes, it hasn't fully embraced the inexperienced audience when it comes to mainline titles. That's in part where the Stories subseries of Monster Hunter titles comes into play. Geared towards...
Perhaps Arc System Works' most famous franchise, Guilty Gear has been through many iterations since the first title released on PlayStation 1. As one of the premier Japanese 2D fighters that brought a great number of mechanics in vogue, from air dashing to the series' exclusive Roman Cancels, Guilty Gear...
Knockout City
While not designing the first home AR iteration of Mario Kart, Velan Studios was quietly at work trying to find a way to turn Dodgeball into a micro-transaction driven competitive shooter. Knockout City is the team's second game release and couldn't be more different from their previous work with Nintendo....
Known probably most famously as the first RPG to feature Dante from the Devil May Cry series, Shin Megami Tensei III Nocturne heralded in not only a new apocalypse but a new generation of Japanese RPG's. In many ways, Nocturne was an important piece of gaming history for Atlus and...
As the old saying goes, brave sir Robin stole from the rich and gave to the poor. For his first video game venture on new consoles, Robin Hood himself isn't afraid to engage in a bit of larceny to redistribute the wealth from the State and instead give it to...
One of my first experiences with Akitoshi Kawazu's unique RPG design was that of SaGa Frontier on the original PlayStation. Despite offering seven unique viewpoints, I only played through as the masked superhero Red/Alkaiser and even then never succeeded with making my way all to the end. I've since given...
Brave Sir Arthur's tale of love and loss is a timeless classic that ranks among the most iconic of Capcom storylines. Going from enjoying an afternoon picnic with Princess Prin Prin to having to rescue her from the clutches of some abducting demons is quite the turnabout, but our hero...
Ten years ago, Scott Pilgrim Vs the World was still a relatively obscure comic book series from Bryan Lee O'Malley, only really getting widespread recognition when famed director Edgar Wright (of the Shaun of the Dead and other titles in the Three Flavors Cornetto trilogy) helmed a film adaptation of...
Media Molecule's been busy with their Dreams design suite for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation VR, but that doesn't mean that their franchises have been left behind on those previous console generations. Under the careful watch of Sumo Digital, the mascot of the Little Big Planet has been set free to...
