Review: Shovel Knight Pocket Dungeon
Shovel Knight Pocket Dungeon is more than just a reminder that we need Shovel Knight 2, it’s a great puzzle-roguelike hybrid.
On The Enduring Importance of Disc Drives
While digital distribution is the future and a fundamental part of game preservation, physical media must be included in a holistic approach to the topic.
The Peculiar World of F-Zero: GP Legend
In the mid-2000s, F-Zero received a full-fledged anime and a fantastic tie-in game on GBA. This level of multimedia synergy is something that Nintendo should adopt more often.
Pokémon Black and White Deserve a Rest, not a Remake
With the recent Pokémon releases, many are already looking ahead to hypothetical Black and White remakes. But, a return trip to Unova just isn’t necessary.
Star Wars Battlefront: Renegade Squadron – The One We All Forgot
Star Wars Battlefront: Renegade Squadron is a surprisingly great follow-up to Battlefront II that nobody talks about.
REVIEW: Pokémon Brilliant Diamond & Shining Pearl
At long last, Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl are taking the franchise back to Sinnoh. Unfortunately, the journey isn’t all that it should’ve been.
I’m Thankful For DK: Jungle Climber and New Super Mario Bros.
Everyone fondly treasures a few key childhood games. Mine are a pair of DS titles, a fact that highlights the shifting role of nostalgia across the industry.
An Xbox Outsider’s Journey Through the Past
The Xbox’s twentieth birthday is a wonderful opportunity to look back on its legacy, and Microsoft’s commitment to its perpetual celebration.
The GTA Trilogy Undermines Its Own Legacy
The Grand Theft Auto trilogy fails to create an experience which honors the series, instead illustrating exactly how a remaster should not be done.
The Strange, Sprawling Life of the Game Boy Generation
The Game Boy is one of Nintendo’s most important but misunderstood systems. It has a deep, complex history that deserves to be reconsidered.