A.J. Maciejewski
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When it comes to retro arcade games, SNK have produced many timeless classics and hidden gems. Here we have a brand new compilation to celebrate their 40th anniversary (mazel tov!) and what a wonderful collection it is.
Since 2001, the Taiko no Tatsujin franchise has been delighting Japanese arcade goers with its fun-filled visuals and easy to learn gameplay. We haven't seen much of the series in the west but recently, the 2 latest console games have come to our shores.
Rhythm game fans are in luck because Taiko no Tatsujin is finally back in the west with a couple of brand new games.
After a decade, Valkyria Chronicles fans can finally play the original on a portable console so let's see how well it's held up over the years.
Has it been another year already? It appears so because Jackbox is back it at with another 5 game bundle. This time around, I won't get into the pack's basic setup because this is my fifth Party Pack review. Instead, let's jump straight to the games!
Characters from the iconic cartoons SpongeBob SquarePants, Hey Arnold!, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and Rugrats can now compete in a surprisingly fun new kart racer. So, gather the family and get ready to rev your engine!
Rockstar Games' virtual interpretation of the Old West finally has a sequel after almost a decade so strap on your saddle and let's ride.
Last month, Insomniac Games' fantastic video game adaptation of everyone's favourite web-slinging superhero debuted and now, Black Cat joins him in the first chapter of the episodic The City That Never Sleeps DLC pack.
SoulCalibur VI
Ever since the mid-'90s, Bandai Namco's Project Soul has been delighting fighting fans with their weapons-based 1-on-1 fighters. After years since the previous game, was SoulCalibur VI worth the wait?
Last year, the miniature plastic Marvel Super Heroes had their turn but now, it's time to be bad.
As soon as gamers thought toys-to-life was a rapidly dying fad, Ubisoft stepped up to the plate to offer a completely new kind of experience. Starlink: Battle for Atlas is one addictive space alliance-building game so buckle up and let's take off!
Last year's debut arcade basketball game from Saber Interactive was definitely a big surprise for many gamers. This year, they're at it again with a sequel so let's see if it's a slam dunk.
