Review: River City Saga: Three Kingdoms is quality cartoonish mayhem
River City Saga: Three Kingdoms is yet another quality entry in the franchise, taking the Kunio Kun crew on a fun romp across ancient China.
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E3 2014 – Hellraid Impressions
Hellraid is probably the least exciting game when you read it off a press release or an E3 lineup. What could a medieval fantasy hack and slash offer that something like Skyrim didn’t already do to death? The basic premise is of a lone hero who joins forces with a powerful mage in order to put…
Entertainium+Indies: Johann Sebastian Joust
Images are better than words, so the saying goes, and in Johann Sebastian Joust’s case, you have to watch it to understand it. Entertainium+Indies debuts with a quick look at this crazy new game from Die Gut Fabrik and Douglas Wilson, recorded in Central Park, New York. [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kp433g5XmOA?rel=0]
Review: Poker Night at the Inventory is back in business
For those who missed Poker Night at the Inventory the first time around, this might not be a straight flush, but it’s certainly a full house.
Review: Biomutant is an eclectic assortment of wonders and frustrations
Biomutant sags under the weight of its various disparate elements, leading to a game which looks gorgeous, but is frustratingly mediocre.
Entertainium at E3 2013
Entertainium is going to E3 2013. That announcement alone is enough to make me smile, not only because this is yet another opportunity for me to go to E3, but also because it’s our first time going there officially as Entertainium. What does that mean in terms of content? Well, fellow editors Callum Rakestraw and…
Review: Neurodiver is more Read Only Memories
Almost a decade later, Read Only Memories’ sequel is here and it’s more of the same.
E3 2018: Mega Man 11 looks like the series revival fans have been waiting for
It’s been a few rough years for Mega Man fans. Between the lack of actual new releases from Capcom to the disappointing Mighty No. 9 which was put together by former series’ producer Kenji Inafune, the Blue Bomber has seen better days. Sure, Capcom’s work on making sure that his previous outings are readily available…
Mega Man Legacy Collection Review – Welcome back, Blue Bomber
After all the drama with Keiji Inafune’s departure Capcom and the company’s apparent effort to drive the light away from his works as a result of it, the Mega Man franchise saw little in terms of releases, with a couple cameos here and there, but nothing substantial. Given the characters humongous popularity during three videogame generations…
Review: Marvel MaXimum Collection welcomes you to die… of nostalgia
Marvel MaXimum Collection proves that a superhero group is only as powerful as its weakest link.