Octopath Traveler is a beautiful but repetitive old school rpg love letter.
Why I stopped playing Octopath TRAVELER (Octopath Traveler review)
Octopath Traveler is a beautiful but repetitive old school rpg love letter.
Read moreDrowning Review (Switch)
Drowning ambitiously tries to be more art/relaxation piece then a classic game. Does it accomplish what it sets out to do? Yes. Does it do it well, no.
Read moreThe Way Remastered Review (Nintendo Switch)
How far would you go to save your loved one? That’s the premise of this video game. You follow the main character after his loved one dies, and he tries to bring her back to life by exploring the universe and getting what he needs to bring her back. One of the big wins for this game is something that […]
Read moreOnimusha on Switch Review
Onimusha is a true classic and it shines on Nintendo Switch
Read moreUndertale on Switch Review
Turns out Frank is not a fan of Undertale
Read moreNEW Nintendo Selects on 3DS
Starting February 4th, Nintendo will be releasing some new Nintendo Select titles. If you are not familiar with Nintendo Selects, Nintendo re-releases select popular first party titles for a lower price, and in this case, $20. Nintendo is releasing 3 big Nintendo 3DS titles that I suggest you get, if you don’t own them and enjoy the 3DS. Legend of […]
Read moreDragon Ball Super: Broly – Review
Here we are at last. The 20th Dragon Ball film. My thoughts on the films and specials leading up to this are documented in a retrospective you can read here. Dragon Ball Super: Broly is a theatrical venture directed by Tatsuya Nagamine (One Piece Film Z) with character design and animation direction provided by Naohiro Shintani, also among One Piece […]
Read moreDragon Ball: The Road to Film 20 – Part VI [Finale]
It seems we’ve come to the end of our little journey. Dragon Ball Super: Broly just hit U.S. theaters today, so expect my review by the end of the weekend. I’m looking forward to it immensely. For now though, let’s talk about the precursors to Dragon Ball’s revival as a modern property. We’ve got good and bad here, so let’s dive in […]
Read moreHoenn Event Starts Today – Pokemon Go
After countless Kanto and Johto events in the recent Pokemon Go, we are finally getting the Hoenn event we been waiting for, and of course, Pokemon Go is going to do it pretty good. Like normal, there will be an increase in spawns from Hoenn in the wild as well as 7 km eggs will spawn Hoenn Pokemon. NEW SHINIES, […]
Read moreGet your indie game on with these free Xbox Creator’s Collection games
You’d be forgiven if you hadn’t heard of (or weren’t overly familiar with) Xbox’s Creator’s Collection. Effectively the spiritual successor to Xbox Live Indie Games, Creator’s Collection games primarily focus on simple, “pick up and play” type of games from small developers/the community. The best of the best can go on to be part of the ID@Xbox program as well. […]
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