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Virtua Fighter was there at the glorious dawn of the 3D fighter genre, holding the line against the other big titles of the time like Tekken, Dead or Alive, and Battle Arena Toshinden. Well, maybe not the last one, but the series has been throwing hands since the age of...
It’s interesting going back and looking at Saber Interactive’s catalog of games and the variety of things they have made. Vehicle based games like the Mudrunner series, first person shooters like Insurgency: Sandstorm, third person shooters like the Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine games, co-op focused games like Painkiller, to even a VR Exploding Kittens game. They...
I love when a developer mainly known for a specific genre decides to delve into something completely different from their usual output. Sometimes, this results in unexpectedly good results. Remember when Rockstar came up with the shockingly fun Table Tennis? Or when Ubisoft teamed up with Nintendo to make a...
How far would you go to create art for the world? Where would you draw the line between creating what speaks to your soul and producing what the consumer wants? For those in the creative space, is there even a line that can be upheld between the two and still...
Could you imagine what would happen if Valve believed the number three existed? Forget Half-Life 3, I want Portal 3. Since that will probably never happen, I have to look elsewhere for games that make me use my brain in weird, complex, mind-bending ways. That’s where ChromaGun 2: Dye Hard...
Yakuza 3 has always been considered one of the best stories in the franchise, according to its passionate community, but considering the fact it had always been the oldest game to never receive a fully-fledged remake, it has always been the “roughest” one to revisit. Its heartfelt story, revolving around...
The enduring popularity of the Starship Troopers franchise, initially a book series which then became a misunderstood movie released in 1997, is fascinating to me. The movie (as well as its cheap sequels) was wrongfully considered to be fascist propaganda back in the day, even though it was as obvious...
2016’s Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun is what I consider a modern classic. Mimimi Games’ hardcore take on the tactical stealth genre has always been easy for me to recommend to anyone looking for a new stealth game. The studio went on to deliver several more excellent titles, including...
I always want more Paper Mario style games, The Thousand-Year Door is probably my most played Nintendo Switch game, and that includes the fact that I go on and off playing Fortnite every so often. We have gotten a few over the years, with Bug Fables being my favourite one...
Alright, Emulation Nation, I get it, you play old games on your PC for free. You downloaded no$gba when you were in middle school and everyone started calling you a hacker. You love to talk smack about how Switch games look better on your Ayn Odin 3, and you constantly...
Planet of Lana was a surprising game for me that I definitely didn’t expect to enjoy as much as I did. While I didn’t review it, I played it later on and really fell in love with its world and characters. The way Wishfully was able to display character emotions...
I would like to start off my review for GreedFall: The Dying World by stating that I loved its predecessor, released back in 2019, even though not many other people shared the same opinion. Between its Bioware-esque character development, incredible world building, and surprisingly decent combat, GreedFall make me fall...
