In the mainline Pokémon games, you are a consumer. The world exists for you to put your feet onto every inch and the Pokémon that inhabit it are your livestock to feed, water and sic on each other in the name of sport In Pokémon Pokopia, you are a custodian. Each new area in this […]
Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection is out this week on Friday, March 13 for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2 and PC, and the reviews have begun rolling in. While we don’t have a review up for this one (we’re still a new site!), there’s plenty of reason to feel optimistic about this one given how glowing
Pokémon Pokopia is finally out this week on Thursday, March 5 exclusively for Nintendo Switch 2, and the reviews have begun rolling in. While we’re not quite ready to publish our review yet thanks to code coming through after embargo (we’re still a new site!), there’s plenty of reason to feel optimistic about this one
Resident Evil is 30 years old, this year. And in that time the series has gone through a number of reinventions as it kept up with trends, tried new ideas and ultimately sought to hold true to the spirit of what had us all staying up into the darkest hours, attempting to play our PlayStations
It was a surprise announcement at the most recent PlayStation State of Play – the Greek era of God of War is coming back with a full trilogy remake on the way. And while that’s something for the far future, the present was also taken care of in the form of a shadow-dropped new title,
Mario and friends have a knack for spinning real-world sports into accessible, pick-up-and-play videogame experiences that can light up a loungeroom and offer something even to the least sports-minded players. I am one of those people, and Mario Tennis Fever achieves that perfectly appealing mashup of technique and chaos with just one new feature –
