After finally trying out and finishing Hellblade 1 on stream, I ended up jumping right into Hellblade 2… Oops, I mean “Senua’s Saga: Hellblade 2, a title so bafflingly generic and out of line with the original game that it already stumbles out of the gate of trying to

For years I heard nothing but great things about Hellblade. Praised not only for it’s amazing graphics, but mostly for it’s “realistic” interpretations of mental health and hearing voices/ Not to be confused with multiple personality disorder/schizophrenia, but just having different voices or people in your mind

Remasters are a bit tricky, as they don’t really offer anything new besides a facelift on modern platforms, but the remastered collection of the first three Tomb Raider games also gave Lara not just a new coat of paint, but really captured the magic and interesting choices of what

Cruis’n USA Starting off with the first game in the series, Cruis’n USA, the game that launched a very odd but ultimately enjoyable series, it was really interesting going back and playing through the first game. I originally remember the game due to its weird and very linear

Star Fox 2 is such an interesting game not just from the perspective of the game itself, but also taking into account its bizarre release and history. Star Fox 2 never officially released on the SNES like it was supposed to back in 1996. Instead, while it was being prepped

The technical second game in the Star Fox series (until 217’s mind blowing release of the Super Nintendo’s Star Fox 2), Star Fox 64 blew the  doors off the sucker in the way we never could have imagined. The game took everything we loved about Star Fox and

The Super Nintendo was pretty much the king of the playground back when I played it. I didn’t get the system till much later in its lifespan, but when I did I rented every game under the sun. One of my absolute favorites to rent was Star Fox. Thanks

The Donkey Kong Country series was halted thanks to two major factors, one being Donkey Kong 64, a truly awful game, and the second being Microsoft purchasing Rare and really doing a poor job letting that company thrive. Rare’s demise is a story for another time, but the Donkey

The initial reveal of Prince of Persia was not a good one, while the gameplay itself looked fairly decent, even though no one was expecting  a side scrolling  exploration game with gated progress (or also known as the terribly named “Metroid-vania” genre). The real issue was the tone the trailer

Release at the end of the Super Nintendo’s life cycle, well after the Nintendo 64 debut in North American, Donkey Kong Country 3 brings a new Kong adventure onto the system. Using more of the familiar Pre-Rendered graphics that now were starting to loose it’s appeal thanks to