If you battle me I will revile Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee is a game I’ve wanted to play for over 20 years. I’m not the biggest kaiju fanatic out there. I think the most recent film in the canon
I’ve been an evangelist for Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun for three straight years now. I fully believe that it’s not only one of the best modern day boomer shooters around but it’s also easily one of the best Warhammer 40k games
Thumb Wrestling should be an olympic sport To be honest, I’m surprised that Nintendo hasn’t gone a lot harder over the years in attempts to recapture the same lightning-in-a-bottle that was the original Wii Sports and, to a degree, the
Simple and cleaner If, by now, you’ve not taken the leap – or Dive to the Heart, as it were – into the Kingdom Hearts series, you’re seriously missing out. Folks will say plenty about the increasingly-convoluted plot, overreliance on
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Every time somebody suggests to me that the low quality bar of the vast majority of licensed video games aimed at children is fine because they’re just kids and they don’t know any better, I die a little inside. Kids
The toys are back in town Digital Eclipse has long established itself as a studio that can be trusted to curate, collate and communicate the legacy of some of the most important and influential video games of all time. Between
Drac’s back I was exactly 17 days old when Castlevania III: Dracula’s Curse first launched for the Nintendo Entertainment System in Japan, so playing a brand-new sequel more than three decades later is doing more than just making me feel
