Still Legendary – Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection Review
Mega Man Battle Network is a series that many fondly remember but stands out as very different from the rest of the franchise. MMBN differs from the rest by being…
Dead Cells: Return To Castlevania Review
Dead Cells has been a hit since its first release and after multiple waves of DLC, the developers still find new ways to get fans excited, and what better way…
Like A Legend – Like A Dragon Ishin! Review
The Yakuza, or as it’s known now, the Like a Dragon series, is one that has stretched many years and multiple games, but the most interesting thing about it is…
AEW Pre-Orders The Multifarious MATT HARDY Steps Into the AEW: Fight Forever Ring
THQ Nordic sent out the following ………………… THQ Nordic GmbH and All Elite Wrestling (AEW) today announced that console gamers who pre-order AEW: Fight Forever will expand their in-game, playable…
The Start Of A Magical Journey – Bayonetta Origins: Cereza and the Lost Demon
Bayonetta 3 was released late last year and we already have a new entry in the series. Normally this would be a case for concern about the game being rushed…
Tactical Brilliance: Advance Wars 1+2 Re-Boot Camp Review
When Nintendo first revealed a remake of the first two Advance Wars games, fans were ecstatic. It has been years since the last entry in the turn-based strategy series and…
Deathwish Enforcers Review – A Love Letter To The Action Of The Past
Konami made so many great arcade games back in the day that have since become legendary in the eyes of gamers. One of these was the wild west run ‘n…
Throwback Platformers And Beetlejuice Go Into A Blender – Kraino Origins Review
When Shovel Knight was first released, its impact was widespread on the indie gaming scene and even by large publishers, all taking notice of what Yacht Club Games had done.…
A Retro Classic Lives Again – Cyber Citizen Shockman Review
Ratalaika Games has been on a hot streak by bringing modern ports of classic games, many of which never left Japan before. One of these series was Cyber Citizen Shockman,…
Cannon Dancer/Osman Review: A Lost Classic Lives Again
Strider was a true classic when released in arcades by Capcom and thanks to well-received follow-ups ( the ones Capcom made anyways), developed into a decent franchise. But what happens…