I honestly didn’t really play a lot of GameBoy Advance games, I felt it was basically a smaller Super Nintendo and this was back in 2001 when I was already well into High School. I didn’t even really get into the system in a big way until the

The Need For Speed series has always been a staple in gaming for such a long time, It’s kinda incredible that it’s been around since 1994 with almost yearly releases. Need For Speed: Heat is the newest one and also comes at a time where the modern EA

It’s easy to be cynical for me, when it comes to Star Wars. Something special as a kid, that has been bastardized first by Gorge Lucas and his meddling ways, ever changing a movie instead of just letting it be. Then secondly by Disney and the over-saturation of the

Can someone review something that they never actually experienced? Reviewing a video game is a totally different thing than reviewing a movie or any other piece of media because of its interactive nature. It requires input from the player that can usually change the outcome of the game in some

Ghost Recon has been so many different types of games, it was hard trying to wrap my mind around the concept of the game for a while. Was it a shooter? Was is a third person cover shooter? Was it a collect-a-thon? Was it a mainly online game? Because the

One of the biggest blind spots of my gaming life is that I never finished the first Zelda game on the NES. I remember renting it when I was a kid, but I never got more than a few screens deep. When I was a bit older I tried it

It’s been way too long for Borderlands 3 to actually come out. Even though I really enjoyed my time with it, the amount of time away from this series really did more harm than good. Borderlands inspired the loot shooter genre that has become such a staple of the

One of the only words to describe Ape Out is… Wow. This game visually stuns right out of the game. From the word Start, this game is one of those rare smaller games that just has such a unique style and overall presentation that it will stick in your head

Gears of War has been one of those series that I’ve always had a good time with, yet not really caring deeply about at all. I find myself putting it in the category of Summer Blockbuster more than anything super serious. There are times and places for balls to

Very few games can pull off an interesting story, with plot twists and misdirection and surprises, yet Control does this with relative ease. There is nothing simple about this game, except the combat. Yet the combat does feel fun and is enjoyable, but not the main focus for a 3rd

Bloodstained is a Kickstarter game that delivers on its promise to be a Castlevania: Symphony of the Night “Spiritual Successor” 100%. Back in 2015, Koji Igarashi, the creative mind behind the newer Castlevania titles left his employer, Konami and wanted to make a new Castlevania game, but without the license.

When MachineGames took over the Wolfenstien franchise, and made a new modern shooter out of it, I was hesitant, but gave it a shot anyways. I always enjoyed the Wolfenstein games going all the way back to Wolf 3D. After two amazing games (and one side story game) instead of

After almost 10 years to the date, the Ultimate Alliance series receives another addition to the franchise. This time published by Nintendo and only available on the Switch, it leaves the dungeon crawler with performance and graphics still sitting on the table in order to focus more on portability. UA

I remember when X-Men Legends came out, I heard it was a “dungeon crawler” and that was enough to put me off of it initially. I was never a fan of that type of gameplay, but it being a X-Men game, I was always a bit intrigued. I started playing

Difficult doesn’t equal good level design