Review: Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise of the Dragons brings the Lee boys back to town
Join Billy and Jimmy Lee once again to help them rid the city of crime one drop kick at a time with Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise of the Dragons.
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Review: Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess brings a touch of heavenly joy in game form
Capcom’s new celestial mix of various gaming genres is a sure hit as Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess shows in spades.
Ultra Street Fighter IV Review
There’s nothing quite like the feeling of landing a particularly intricate combo at just the right time in a Street Fighter IV match. The further advancements the series makes to the core formula, the more complex fights get and the better the player you are, the deeper you get into the ins and outs of…
A Look At: Runner 2’s Good Friends Character Pack
Most downloadable content is too miniscule to devote a complete review to. But sometimes we still want to highlight such an add-on or two. Thus, A Look At: a sort of mini-review/impressions piece or whatever term you prefer for when we wish to highlight DLC, general post-release updates for games (say, Monaco’s recent level editor),…
E3 2014 – Callum’s Favorite Games
Entertainium was at E3 2014 and we hope you’ve been reading our ongoing coverage directly from the Los Angeles Convetion Center. We also had our own personal picks from a variety of publishers, as well as indies. Here are a few of them, from Callum’s personal list! Bloodborne So many aspects of Bloodborne seem to…
BGS 2025: Last Flag brought back the “old school” Overwatch feeling with its show floor demo
This third-person multiplayer shooter had me all giddy during my time playing it at BGS 2025.
An open letter to an out of touch Nintendo: A tale of too many properties
Dearly beloved, we gather here today to mourn the death of an icon. Well, hopefully not the death, but if Metroid Prime: Federation Force is any indication, it’s certainly terminal. The much-maligned spin-off to the venerable Metroid series has, of course, not been doing well at all in the marketplace. It charted well below golden…
The Last of Us: Left Behind Review
The Last of Us left a mark in my 2013. It was my game of the year. When I was done playing, it kept me wanting to come back for more. And at the same time, I didn’t want to returnto its desolate, pandemic post-apocalyptic world right away – it would be too much to…
Review: Shang Tsung steals souls and the show in Mortal Kombat 11: Aftermath
The first ever story expansion DLC to Mortal Kombat 11 might be short-lived and lacking content, but it’s still a blast to play.
Flywrench Review – Test your limits
Difficult games always feel like a test to see whether you’ll best whatever it throws at you or if it’ll prevent you from moving forward due to its challenges exceeding what you’re physically capable of. Before Flywrench, I hadn’t encountered any examples of the latter. Any time I stopped playing an extremely hard game was…