Review: Pinball FX gets three amazing new tables with Williams Pinball Volume 8
A strong selection of classic tables make Williams Pinball Volume 8 a must-buy for virtual pinball aficionados and casuals alike.
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Review: Join Raziel in his quest for vengeance once again in Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver 1&2 Remastered
One of videogame’s greatest franchises is back and it’s looking better than ever with Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver 1&2 Remastered!
Review: Taito Milestones 3 has more to show than its predecessors, but it’s still a barebones package
Issues aside, with a much stronger line-up of games, Taito Milestones 3 manages to be the best entry so far in the series.
It’s bananas! Donkey Kong Country turns 30 today
Donkey Kong Country, one of Rare’s most celebrated games on the Super Nintendo is three decades-old!
Review: Tetris Forever is a must have game. Period.
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.
Review: Eureka! Ace Attorney Investigations Collection hits it big with a brand new release for the West
Ace Attorney Investigations Collection makes its case admirably by offering two of the most unique games in the series, including one that was previously unreleased outside of Japan.
Review: Castlevania Dominus Collection is a portable banger of a compilation
Bringing some of the finest 2D games to date, the Castlevania Dominus Collection is a brilliant compilation that is helped even further with the surprise inclusion of a much needed rework of the game that started it all.
Review: Shadow of the Ninja Reborn is the return of an overlooked NES gem
One of the NES’ best action adventure side-scrollers, Shadow of the Ninja, is back and you shouldn’t miss it.
Review: Live the craziest 10 seconds of your life in Mullet MadJack
Easily one of the most striking experiences of 2024, Mullet MadJack is the epitome of a no frills fun time playing games.
Review: Aero the Acrobat’s return to gaming is a dud
If you are looking to reminisce about the 16-bit generation but without any of the obvious big names of the time, Aero the Acrobat just barely fits the bill.