Movie Review – Mr. Crocket
Horror films go through different cycles over the years. Sometimes slasher movies are popular and sometimes more subdued horror is what is being made and this is due to one…
Ever More Atari! – Atari 50: The Wider World of Atari DLC Review
A couple of years ago we had the chance to review Atari 50, the classic collection of Atari lore and games released by Atari as a celebration of 50 years…
Zelda’s Echoes Will Save Link- The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom Review
Legend of Zelda Echoes of Wisdom is the newest 2D Zelda and the first of its kind after Tears of the Kingdom. Echoes definitely takes after Tears of the Kingdom…
Review: Call of Duty Modern Warfare III – Season 6 – Ended on a high note or does it fall short?
Call of Duty Modern Warfare III was released last year and has been a wonderful addition to the series. This entry has shared seasons alongside Warzone which is the free…
4K Would Be Perfection! – Friends: The Complete Series 4K Review
Note: The images in this review are from a 1080p release of the show, not the current release and are not indicative of the quality of the images. The initial…
The Nameless: Slay Dragon Review – A Throwback That Tries New Things
There is something special about games that try and blend genres while also bringing back elements of older games. The Nameless: Slay Dragon is a game that seeks to do…
BZZZT – Mini Review
When I first heard of BZZZT , it was a game that I was not sure what to make of. A platformer throwback with an interesting art style, BZZZT seemed…
Funko Fusion Review – Worth collecting digitally or should you stick to your physical collection?
Funko Fusion tells the story of Freddy (Funko’s mascot) and his rivalry with his nemesis Eddy. Eddy wants to cause as much chaos across the multiverse as he can and…
Night Slashers: Remake – Mini Review
When Forever Entertainment announced a remake of the Data East arcade classic Night Slashers, many wondered what the game would look like. It was only after a few years that…
Blame It On The Rain? – Master Detective Archives: Rain Code + Review
When Danganronpa originally came West it was like lightning in a bottle, a bizarre murder mystery that was part battle royale concept, part anime psychosis, and uniquely compelling. It was…