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Bethesda’s Rage series gets a soft reboot in a game that’s way more colorful, exciting, and fun. Rage 2 isn’t perfect, but it’s a vast improvement.
Read More »Rage 2 (Xbox One) Review
Boogie Dice (Hardware) review
Sound activated dice? Yep, that would be Boogie Dice, a powered pair of dice that you can incorporate into any game that uses standard 6-siders.
Read More »Ematic Wireless N-Switch Controller Review
If you’re like me, you have a very specific history with third party controllers for your Nintendo consoles. A third party controller only came to your hands by way of apology.
Read More »One:12 Collective Catwoman (Action Figure) Review
Hero and/or thief Catwoman joins the One:12 Collective from Mezco Toyz with a great figure that directly reflects her most current look.
Read More »We Happy Few: They Came From Below DLC (PC) Review
They Came From Below is a fresh new piece of DLC from the makers of We Happy Few. There is a robot uprising in Wellington Wells…
Read More »One:12 Collective Blade (Action Figure) Review
Marvel Comics’ vampire hunter gets the One:12 Collective treatment with an absolutely loaded figure that’s easily the best Blade figure of all time.
Read More »Fallen World #1 (Comics) Review
In the far future, a nightmare is unfolding. Bloodshot, the Eternal Warrior, and Rai come face to face with it in Fallen World #1.
Read More »Final Fantasy Ultimania Archive 3 (Book) Review
The third volume of the Ultimania series collects art, facts, quotes and all sorts of information about Final Fantasies X-XIV. It is a must for big fans of the series in this era. Several months ago, I began a journey to play, and finish, a bunch of Final Fantasy games …
Read More »Stranger Things Volume #1: The Other Side (Comic) Review
Following on the coattails of the highly successful Netflix series “Stranger Things“, Dark Horse publishes “Stranger Things Volume #1: The Other Side“. The comic follows Will Byers’ unseen journey through the “Upside Down” during Season 1 and shows what occurred from his perspective. The comic has a solid retro feel …
Read More »The SNES Omnibus Volume 2 (Book) Review
When I reviewed the first volume of Brett Weiss’ SNES Omnibus last year, I was very pleased with what I found. An exhaustive look at every game in the Super Nintendo library beginning with letters A-M, it is a classic video game fan’s dream. Now, Weiss is back with the …
Read More »Mortal Kombat 11 (PS4) Snapshot Review
It feels like the announcement for the newest Mortal Kombat came shortly after support for NetherRealm Studio’s last game, Injustice 2 ceased. Months later, we are treated to another excellent fighter from the veteran studio.
Read More »Mortal Kombat Hat (Apparel) Review
When the opportunity to review an official Mortal Kombat hat arose to coincide with the newest release, I knew I had to jump on the opportunity, and boy I am glad I did. Packaging: I was impressed with the packaging the hat came in. While it is sdmittedly tough to …
Read More »Dragons Hiccup and Toothless (Toy) Review
Playmobil continues its Dragons line based on the popular Dreamworks animated film series with the new Hiccup and Toothless set.
Read More »Tropico 6 (PC) Review
Who’s in the mood for some sand, sun, and banana republics? Tropical city-builder Tropico returns for a 6th outing, and it might be the best one yet.
Read More »The Caligula Effect: Overdose (Switch) Review
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice (Xbox One) Review
The newest hit from the developer, From Software, comes the ninja-themed game, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. This is the same team that introduced the world to the ultra-difficult, Dark Souls. So, by easy comparison, Sekiro should be just as difficult, right? Well, this question is a double-edged sword – if …
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