No More Heroes 3: Is “Retro” an Aesthetic or a Design Philosophy?
The numerous surface-level retro motifs in No More Heroes III raise an interesting question. Is the gaming community using the term “retro” incorrectly? Let’s discuss.
Is Tetris Effect: Connected Really an Indie?
The term indie has shifted recently, and not for the better. Let’s discuss why the characterization of Tetris Effect as indie may be a problem.
REVIEW: ISLANDERS: Console Edition
Grizzly Games’ minimalist city builder, Islanders, stealth-released on Nintendo Switch! Is this little puzzler worth checking out? Let’s discuss.
Star Wars: Battlefront II – Surpassing Childhood Nostalgia
We all have beloved childhood games, and Star Wars: Battlefront II is one of mine. However, it remains one of the very best Star Wars titles today.
Remembering The SNES DC Titles That Time Doesn’t Want You To Play
The fourth generation was a surprisingly vibrant time for DC comics games. Unfortunately, they’re no longer readily available, leaving these titles in the shadows
REVIEW: The Ascent
Neon Giant’s The Ascent is an action-RPG with a rich cyberpunk world, however it stumbles over itself in many ways. Lets discuss.
WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$!: Eighteen Years Later
WarioWare is one of Nintendo’s most zany franchises. Before WarioWare: Get It Together! hits Nintendo Switch, let’s take a look back at where it all began.
Halo 2’s Story Made This FPS Franchise Legendary
Halo is renowned for its gameplay and is deserving of those accolades. However, the franchise’s universe and lore, particularly in Halo 2, which make it truly legendary.
Donkey Kong Country 3: How a Map Makes All the Difference
Donkey Kong Country 3’s map is one of the genre’s greatest and most overlooked accomplishments. Let’s discuss why!
Sin and Punishment Is a Meditation on Efficient Ambition
Sin and Punishment is easily one of Nintendo’s most underappreciated titles. Here’s why the fifth-gen shooter deserves to sit among the greats.