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Resident Evil is one of those franchises that is constantly changing and evolving over the years, constantly shifting between genres, and that’s part of the reason I love it. Every single game offers a new gameplay experience. It’s not afraid of mixing things up and breaking the rules, but it’s...
Had Skate City been released on consoles just a mere year ago, I am pretty sure this game would have been considered a savior of the skateboarding genre. By then, we wouldn’t have had news about the Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater franchise making a comeback. We wouldn’t have known about...
The original NieR launched way back in 2010, and despite middling reviews at the time, it gained a cult following over the years. Like many, my introduction to the franchise was with the near (no pun intended) perfect NieR Automata: a cocktail of amazing gameplay, stunning world design, and an...
R-Type Final 2
If you love shoot ’em ups, especially horizontal shooters, you’ll love R-Type. The franchise is one of the most celebrated of the genre, alongside Gradius, boasting dozens of titles in countless platforms, as well as even some strategy-focused spinoffs. Even though their original developer, Irem, went the way of the...
There are plenty of anime games out there to choose from, most of which follow a fairly similar RPG style and minimal cutscene animation. While it’s nice to feel like you’re experiencing the story, as opposed to just watching it, most games start to blend together, like the Is It...
Whenever I remind myself that the first Pokémon Snap came out a whopping twenty-two years ago, I feel a bit dead on the inside. I was only six when that game came out, the perfect age to enjoy not only that fantastic Nintendo 64 gem (which still holds up pretty...
Upon booting MLB The Show 21 on my Xbox, I was greeted with the most bizarre thing ever. Watching that brand new Marvel-esque video from PlayStation Studios on an Xbox console is something I will never be able to get used to. Playing a Sony game on a rival console...
In a world of an ever decreasing amount of co-op titles, Overcooked! came along and offered a refreshing family fun title that blew up. A game that was simple enough for everyone to understand, but frantic enough that lead to some intense situations. With the success of the series there...
When I first heard that the people behind the Rambo game were making a Terminator title, I wasn’t exactly sure what to expect. Reviews for the original version of Terminator: Resistance, released in 2019, were pretty poor. Weirdly enough, everyone outside of the industry I talked to that actually played...
MotoGP 21
I’ve come to the (very obvious and not at all revolutionary) conclusion that Milestone’s motorcycle racing games are basically the FIFAs of their niche. Whether you’re talking about MotoGP or Monster Energy Supercross, you’re getting one per year, they will mostly feature the same kind of content, with just one...
Mundaun
Horror games are no longer a small cult genre in video games. P.T. brought about a resurgence in celebrating the subtle but surreal, while 4v1 games saw titles like Dead by Daylight pay quite a bit of homage to the stalker/slasher films. And, of course, survival horror shines when a...
Shadow Man was one of the most interesting Nintendo 64 games I never got to play back in the day, as it was deemed “too violent and occultISH” for a then-six year old. Given how massive it was in terms of size and length, I remember many gaming magazines publishing...
