If you ever owned a Super Nintendo, then you might have tried out a little game called Donkey Kong Country. Developed by technical wizards known as Rare, this side-scrolling platformer entertained gamers all around the world. With charming 3D graphics … Continue reading
Sometimes you can’t keep a good game obscure for long. Originally released on the Sega Saturn back in 1997, Shin Megami Tensei Devil Summoner: Soul Hackers only saw the light of day in Japan, where it was released to critical … 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
It’s only natural that MercurySteam’s Castlevania: Lords of Shadow got a 3DS sequel. The console exclusive was a new and successful beginning for the storied series, so it was only expected that the plot and setting would be incorporated into … Continue reading
Like clockwork, a new entry in Nintendo’s popular Brain Age series has been released, this time for the Nintendo 3DS. Doctor Ryuta Kawashima – the disembodied host and trainer – is back once again with Brain Age: Concentration Training, and … Continue reading
The anticipation for Fire Emblem Awakening from Nintendo fans has been monumental. The famed strategy RPG series – which has had 11 entries in the franchise to date, and only five of them have been available in North America – … Continue reading
The mission’s simple: you’ll have to help Vektor escape from an evil CPU. That’s the story of escapeVektor, an arcade-style puzzle game developed and published by Nnooo. It’s a simplistic game that reminded me of Pac-man (in a good way) … Continue reading
By now, any true fan of video games has heard of Cave Story. If by any reason you haven’t, then what you have in your hands is a chance to experience something wonderful with fresh eyes. I recommend you stop … Continue reading
For the first time in the series’ history, we’ve got direct sequels instead of a repackaging with some new content. Both Pokemon Black 2 and Pokemon White 2 maintain the visuals of its predecessors, but makes some of the animations smoother, brings … Continue reading
In a very short span of time mobile gaming has boomed into the mainstream. Right now it seems almost impossible to find someone who hasn’t or isn’t currently playing some form of video game because of mobile gaming’s mach speed … Continue reading
