Back in 2006, you couldn’t convince me that Final Fantasy could do anything wrong. It was, for all intents and purposes, my favourite video game
A large part of my childhood was spent in Winder, Georgia—a NASCAR town, through and through. One of the more successful local businesses was a
Major global superpowers can’t cooperate on anything. Earth is dying thanks to rampant pollution. Key resources are dwindling to comically low amounts. War is breaking
The Harvest Moon series is in an interesting state. What we know as Harvest Moon now isn’t actually Harvest Moon anymore—the Japanese series we know
A new development team taking on a beloved property can always raise a few alarms.
Crackdown 3 could be good.
I could open this with some snarky putdown of the Sonic franchise, but let’s face it—that’s old hat at this point, and a bit untrue
It’s hard to really pin down what exactly, Edelweiss’ new game is similar to.
The Legend of Zelda is a series that has begun to move away from its roots in favour of a bold, more open direction.
Whipping down a highway alongside another car, I slipped into a familiar rhythm that I remember from my middle school years.
Nintendo’s had a gangbuster year so far, and from the looks of things, they’re going to bring their A Game well into 2018. This year’s
They just don’t make 3D fighters like they used to.
There’s a pretty big caveat for fans hoping to play 3C3C1D119440927, NieR: Automata’s mouthful of an expansion.
Silent Hills never came out, but the one taste we got through PT was enough for the game industry.
Games based on movies generally don’t fare well, but there’s a special space in hell reserved for games based on horror films – Alien: Isolation
Adventure games used to be about actual adventuring.
Hayao Miyazaki once said of the anime industry “It’s produced by humans who can’t stand looking at other humans. That’s why the industry is full
Dark Souls has transcended being a video game franchise and become a buzzword for describing a plethora of things.
Development hell rarely ends well.
“Talent borrows, genius steals.” That old axiom, most often attributed to Oscar Wilde, holds true in today’s AAA gaming space.
In 2006, the North American anime industry burned to the ground. Standing on the ashes was Funimation, the stalwart distributor best known for bringing for
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