An Even Better Second Helping – Ys X: Proud Nordics Review
Ys X: Nordics felt like one of the best entries in the long running series, and just a short time later, we are already getting a new version with Ys…
The Best and Worst of the Late 80s – City Hunter Review
If you’re an anime fan, you’ve probably heard of City Hunter. With 4 series, 90 episodes, 4 movies, and 3 TV specials, it’s an expansive series that has been running…
I’ve Got A Fever And The Only Cure Is More Tennis – Mario Tennis Fever Review
I have to be honest about something. As much as I love the Mario games, I am not a fan of most Mario Sports titles such as Mario Golf and…
Menacing Pixels – Hunt The Night Review
Indie gaming is pretty much the core of modern gaming the last few years. With more and more traditional studios being bought up by investment groups, siphoned dry, and then…
Gumball in Trick-or-Treat Land – Worth going for candy or travel somewhere else?
Gumball in Trick-or-Treat Land is a refreshing anomaly in the 2026 gaming landscape—a brand-new JRPG developed by Adam Lewis Graf and published by Mega Cat Studios that feels like it…
The Prisoning: Fletcher’s Quest – Potential new franchise or one and done?
The Prisoning: Fletcher’s Quest is a uniquely personal and eccentric “Metroidvania-lite” that trades high-fantasy tropes for the messy reality of creative burnout. Developed by Elden Pixels (the team behind Alwa’s…
Wizmans World Re:Try – Should it have come west or stayed in Japan?
WiZmans World Re;Try is a long-overdue localization of a cult classic 2010 Nintendo DS title (albeit for Japanese audiences), now polished up for a modern audience. As a remaster of…
Resident Evil 7: Biohazard & Resident Evil Village Nintendo Switch 2 Review
In advance of the launch of Resident Evil Requiem, Capcom has brought Resident Evil 7: Biohazard and Resident Evil Village to Switch 2. This is actually the second time these…
Game.Tank – Yet another modern 8-bit console or something much more?
The GameTank is a fascinating anomaly in the modern gaming landscape. It’s described as a “fantasy console” brought to life as physical, open-source hardware. Instead of the modern trend of…
OtterX – Does this finally bridge the gap between PC and retro console?
The OtterX is a remarkable little machine! It’s meant to be a modern take on the classic Commodore 64. This system was designed by Joe Burks as an affordable, Mini-ITX…