Delver Quest – Charming platformer, or a lesson in pain and suffering?
Delver Quest is a speed running platforming game. It’s meant to be beaten as fast as possible and because of this, I wasn’t really expecting much of a story to…
Fallout Season 1 Limited Edition Steelbook – Is it worth the price?
My first experience with Fallout was with Fallout II on the PC. I played that a lot back when the game first came out. I never got into Fallout 3,…
HITMAN Targets Nintendo: HITMAN World of Assassination – Signature Edition Review
IO Interactive brought Hitman 3 to Nintendo Switch a few years ago, but it was not ideal. The release came in the form of a cloud version of the game,…
A Return To Form: Mini Review – Tomb Raider Pinball
Tomb Raider is not something that might come to mind right away when you think of Pinball, but it actually makes a lot of sense. Lara Croft’s adventures have taken…
Surprise! A Game Gear Tank Game! – Griffin Review
Top-down tank games are pretty uncommon. There are only a scant handful around, titles you may not even have heard of such as Assault, Granada, Tank Force, or Guardian Force.…
Nintendo Switch Online Review – Super Mario Strikers
The Super Mario Strikers series ( aka Mario Smash Football) is one of the better Mario sports titles, even if the third game in the series fell a little short.…
Editorial: The Nintendo Switch 2 eShop is a vast improvement
The Nintendo Switch eShop was a complete disaster. That is not something said lightly, but there were and still are so many issues with the storefront. The slow loading, something…
Irem Collection Volume 3 Review – Uneven But Fun
ININ Games, Tozai Games and Ratalaika have been doing a fantastic job with releasing retro collections, especially the collections of classic Irem Games. These collections may not contain a large…
AI Is Still Bad – System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remastered Review
Some of us have been playing video games a long time. That means that when we played them for the first time, games like System Shock 2 weren’t classics but…
Like A Lost Classic – Chronicles of the Wolf Review
Konami’s Castlevania series is legendary and has inspired many other games both commercial releases and fan releases. But every so often those two intersect as fan developers release a full…