Review: The Switch gets to answer the age-old question about Crysis
Yes, it can run it. Quite well, in fact.
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The Top 12 Games of 2023
The team gathers to highlight some of their favorites from 2023, a year of incredible highs and devastating lows.
Review: Carrion and the Persistance of Fear
The devil lies in the deep… and in the details.
Review: The more I played of The Medium, the more I was confounded by it
Underneath The Medium’s flawed execution lies a really good story you’ll want to struggle through playing in order to see more of.
DuckTales Remastered Review
Ah, DuckTales. A huge part of some of the 1980s/early 1990s babies and certainly a part of mine. The videogame adaptation handled by Capcom for the NES is still considered by many one of the best platformers ever. Twenty something years later, it’s getting a high resolution remake, complete with voice acting from the original…
Cleaning up the Mean Streets in Yakuza 0
Yakuza 0 is an excellent opening chapter to the mainline Yakuza series.
Cyberpunk Edgerunners is an exciting way to enjoy the world of Cyberpunk 2077
We got a sneak peek at the first two episodes of Cyberpunk: Edgerunners, an animated collaboration between CD Projekt Red and famed anime studio Trigger, during a press screening held by CDPR last Tuesday.
Secret of Mana HD: The more things change, the more they stay the same
The year was 1993. It would be two years until Chrono Trigger would enthrall many gamers with its spell of time traveling adventure and discovery. But a more whimsical fare had just been released. A game that was light and bright and snappy, as were its graphics, gameplay, and soundtrack. Landing a coveted spot on…
Vane’s moments of excellence are good, but few and far between
Vane is shrouded in mystery. Right from the start, it drops you into its world with no preamble or context: It opens with a person running through a terrible storm, presumably trying to find shelter. As they approach a massive tower, a cloaked figure emerges and bars them from entering. The person remains laying on…
El Shaddai arrives on Switch and it’s every bit as weird as it was back in 2011
The Switch is the last system on its list for release, and it’s pretty much the same as 2021’s remaster on PC.