Every year since 2014, the Media Indie Exchange has brought a litany of interesting indie games to showcase alongside E3. Every year we’ve attended has been an absolute delight, presenting a great opportunity to see games we might not have otherwise seen, as well as a chance to catch up with old friends and colleagues…
Blazing Chrome is set to bring Contra-esque goodness to consoles and PC on July 11th. The Arcade Crew has just released a trailer to commemorate the event. Developed by the folks at Joysmasher, who were responsible for Odallus: The Dark Call and Oniken, Blazing Chrome will soon dish some retro damage. The video reveals details on…
An unnecessary trip is still a welcome one in the case of Ys Memorie: Revelations in Celceta.
Poker Night 2 is a good sequel, but at the end of the day you’ll be left wishing for something with a little more imagination.
Hattori Hanzo is no stranger to the Samurai Shodown fan community, he’s been part of the series ever since the very beginning after all, but hey, it’s always fun to get these character reveal trailers! Plus I’m really excited about this new version that’s about to come out. So without further ado… Here’s Hanzo! Samurai…
Jaleco Sports: Goal! drags two of the oldest 8-bit and 16-bit soccer games back from the past. Should they have just stayed buried or do they belong in a museum?
Capcom and Marvel’s decades-long partnership is put on display in one of fighting games best compilations with Marvel vs Capcom Fighting Collection: Arcade Classics.
With much yelling and demanding from their fans, Nintendo is finally coughing out a new Star Fox game, dubbed Star Fox Zero. Much to our surprise, it’s a game fully focused on making use of the Wii U’s gamepad. That could be both a good and bad thing, all things considered. After our E3 demo with Nintendo, I’m…
On top of an already fantastic game doc, Tetris Forever features one of the most fun versions of the game to date with Tetris Time Warp.
It’s worth seeing for the unique setting, but its brevity, lack of character and worldbuilding leave The Plague Doctor of Wippra feeling rather underbaked.
