Bad North Review In previous reviews I spoke of my itch, since getting the console over a year ago, to play a great Real Time Strategy game on my Switch. I assure you my friends, I have found that great RTS in Bad North. Not only is it a superb title, it might be one of Switch’s best pick up […]
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Mario Tennis Aces Review I have been a fan of Mario Tennis since the Game Boy, it was amazing how intense a game of tennis could be on such a small screen. Mario Tennis Aces is the next generation, in more ways than one. Camelot, the original devs, are back for Aces and trying to improve on series past but […]
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Element: Review I’ve been itching for an Real Time Strategy for an extremely long time on the switch. It’s a genre that could fit perfectly on switch as you get not only joy con controls but also a touch screen, allowing you to be precise and quick like you would want with an RTS. In the past month, 3 RTSs […]
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So, you’re broke. Like, broke broke. But, you’re itching for a new game and have no more to trade in. You got $10 to get you two weeks to the next paycheck but you need a new game. You somehow talk yourself into one game as long as it is less then $5. $5 dollars will feed you for […]
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Ys 8: Lacrimosa of Dana review I went in to Ys VIII completely blind. It was the eighth in a series I’d never actually heard of before but I was itching for a deep JRPG after the likes of Xenoblade 2 on my Switch. What I got was a very unique and dynamic action JRPG, that suffers from some story […]
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First Impressions is a close look at the crucial first hour spent with a game and its ability to draw you in or turn you away. Somewhere between a review and a preview. Mario has become a disgusting shill. Antsy with his simple image as an 8-bit icon, he and his compatriots have no shame infiltrating nearly every child-friendly genre […]
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First Impressions is a close look at the crucial first hour spent with a game and its’ ability to draw you in or turn you away. Somewhere between a review and a preview. Ugh, the dirge of licensed titles. History has, unfortunately, shown us that no studio, no creator and no IP is exempt from half-hearted attempts to cash in […]
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Poor Luigi. Despite his lithe physique, vibrant green coveralls and a much better coifed mustache than his genetic counterpart, he was relegated to “little bro” status from the get-go. With Nintendo proclaiming 2013 the “Year of Luigi,” you’d think the guy would finally get a break (well, besides the phenomenal Luigi’s Mansion), but no matter how incredibly fun Mario & […]
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Dear Journal, Today I finished Backlog Quest II by throwing myself into harm’s way to protect The President of the United States of America. I say that Secret Service: Ultimate Sacrifice is “ultimate backlog material” because it is that game you’ve probably see on the budget/value rack a dozen or so times and just never picked up. It never really […]
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Dear Journal, Today I journeyed to the land of Middle Earth. Although, it was not easy to get there. I had originally planned to play this on the Playstation 2, but after going through the fourth controller that did not work for some reason or another, I went ahead and found a copy for the Gamecube. I have had this […]
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