SNK vs. Capcom: Match of the Millennium was recently released on Switch, and despite showing its age in some places, it remains one of the best fighting games of all time.
Redout: Space Assault is a flawed port of what could have been a great game. However choices made during the mobile to console and PC transition hold the game back from realizing its potential.
Blue Fire blends Zelda, Souls, and challenging platforming to create a game that while fun, can feel like it lacks direction. Is it worth checking out though?
The Nintendo Switch is a hot spot for party games and multiplayer good times. Let’s take a look at Strange Field Football, a chaotic old school style sports game.
Star Wars has a lot of great, memorable games that bring the exciting saga to new places. The Game Boy port of the NES game however leaves a bit to be desired
Yuletide logs should be kept in the fireplace. In the Firemen however, the fire is a six-story building, and you have to rescue Christmas. Unfortunately it isn’t always nearly that exciting.
Step aside, Bioshock. Art Deco horror has reared its head, and it’s better – and smarter – than ever.
The terms Konami and licensed game shouldn’t go together so well, but in Batman Returns, something happens to make the caped crusader truly shine.
Let’s talk about Post Void, a thrilling and violent fall down a surreal hole of gaudy carpeting and fish-like demons.
Coming out with a bang in the tail end of the Genesis life cycle, Comix Zone is a stylish, though unfocused game that is more flash than substance