I’ve always wondered what a next-gen Smash TV would look like. Swarms of enemies, powerups, and running and gunning from room to room would be a glorious thing in this day and age. Sure, newer games nowadays come with a … Continue reading
I really enjoyed the first Dead Island when it came out. I was addicted to it, really. An open world with loads of zombies, an arsenal of weapons, and the ability to develop your character as you see fit? I … Continue reading
Deep Silver and SouthEnd Interactive’s Sacred Citadel is an interesting spin-off on the Sacred franchise. While the original titles are of the isometric RPG variety, this latest addition is a love letter to the side-scrolling beat-em-up, complete with light RPG … Continue reading
Do you remember that fantastic bit in Steven Spielberg’s Jurassic Park, when Sam Neill and crew are racing away from a very angry Tyrannosaurus Rex who’s on the verge of chomping down on a wounded Jeff Goldblum? The very same thing … Continue reading
Anyone who has ever played a video game anytime between the early 90’s and today has inevitably come across a platforming game or two—maybe more than two. Some have been worth playing again, some not at all, but BattleBlock Theater … Continue reading
When you first lay eyes on 505 Games and Re-Logic’s Terraria, the first thought that goes through your head is “Minecraft-clone.” After all, the game does feature plenty of world building, mining, exploration, upgrades, tools, and more. It’s essentially Mojang’s Minecraft … Continue reading
Everyone who’s a self-proclaimed fan of Traveller’s Tales Lego games can profess to wonder about a real open-world Lego game. Imagine this: a Lego title where players could wander around a big, open-world environment freely, explore a bunch of hidden … Continue reading
You thought it was over. After booting up Parsec Productions sleeper hit Slender: The Eight Pages so many times and probably having the scariest time of your life playing such a simple game, you probably thought it was the last … Continue reading
While I didn’t really get a chance to play with the Nintendo Gamecube as much as I wanted, I do have some found memories of the games I played on it. I got to some hands-on time with Legend of Zelda: … Continue reading
Side-scrolling 2D platformers have had us walking, jumping, swinging, and shooting our way to fun since princesses have been in need of rescue. The heroes have varied, but the destination has always remained the same — the far right. No … Continue reading
