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Familiar platforming and tight design propel SpeedRunners to the front of the pack of inexpensive, local multiplayer thrills.
Read More »SpeedRunners (PC) Review: Run from the Crowd, and Win
The Walking Dead A New Frontier – Episode 5 From The Gallows (PC) Review
Well there you have it. TellTale delivers once again. Another successful release on time. Who saw that plot twist coming? But seriously. If I had to summarise this episode of The Walking Dead with one word it would be “bipolar”. Now it’s safe to say that I probably got the …
Read More »Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers (Switch) Review
The grandfather of all fighting games returns one last time with Ultra Street Fighter II. But does it hold up to today’s complex brawlers?
Read More »Mega Man 2 (NES) Retro Review
I think it is probably fair to say that Mega Man 2 for the NES is one of the most celebrated games of all time.
Read More »Brutally Honest Podcast 29: The Dark Universe and Far Cry 5
Erich, Rick and Jason are back! This week’s show is a good one as Erich rags on DC’s Shazam and Black Adam, the trio talks Far Cry 5 and outrage over trailers you haven’t actually seen and the spooky (???) universe Universal is creating. Let’s dig in!
Read More »Tokyo 42 (PC) Review
Indie developers Mode7, creators of the excellent Frozen Synapse and Frozen Cortex, have turned their hands to publishing as well. The first game they’re publishing is Tokyo 42, the first game from Sean Wright and Maciek Strychalsk, collectively known as SMAC. Described as the love child of Syndicate and the original …
Read More »Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia (3DS) Review
“Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia” is a good title marred by old school conventions, hindering what could have been a much more enjoyable experience. Story and Characters The game follows two chosen heroes, Alm and Celica, as they journey across the war torn continent of Valentia. Through chance, each finds themselves dragged …
Read More »One:12 Collective Shazam (Action Figure) Review
DC’s Shazam comes to Mezco’s One:12 Collective line with a slightly flawed, but still pretty nice action figure.
Read More »IOGEAR KeyMander (Hardware) Review
Ever wanted to use a keyboard and mouse on your Xbox or PlayStation? If you’re an FPS fan, chances are you have, and that’s exactly what IOGEAR’s Keymander allows.
Read More »The Flash Finish Line S3 E23 (TV) Review
The last episode saw Savitar take down Iris West. How will Barry and Team Flash react / recover? Find out in The Flash Finish Line.
Read More »Voodoo Vince (Xbox One) Review
In continued fashion, another Xbox game is remastered and released on the Xbox One. This time around, gamers will be able to experience Voodoo Vince in all its glory in HD as well as a graphical upgrade. Vince is 13 years old, so the gameplay is ancient compared to modern …
Read More »The Visitor: How And Why He Stayed #4 (comic) Review
The Visitor has protected our world against cults, mysterious figures, and even ancient gods. Now he’s really beginning to have some fun with his job. Check out The Visitor: How And Why He Stayed #4.
Read More »Justice League Task Force (SNES) Retro Review
The original DC Comics fighting game, Justice League Task Force doesn’t quite hit the quality level of Injustice.
Read More »Injustice 2 (Xbox One) Snapshot Review
When Injustice comes to mind, it invokes thoughts of a competent, but slow fighter with a fun story. This time around, Injustice is fast, and it hits hard. A variety of modes, and a story that is presented with skill and precision leaves Injustice 2 as one of my favorite …
Read More »Brutally Honest Podcast 28: Fighting Games and Fire Emblem
Erich, Rick, Jason and Nadia are here to talk your ear off about some of the latest gaming and gaming related news! There is going to be a Witcher TV show, Tom Hardy is Venom, some classic Capcom games are available for mobile and there is a new trailer for …
Read More »MOONFALL (PC) Review
MOONFALL presents us with a little old and a little new. The 2D style brings the old, while the industrial gothic theme in hand-painted design brings the new. Let’s get into MOONFALL.
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