Kerbal Space Program (PS4) Review
Khari Taylor
Jul 28, 2016
Do you ever wonder why people still use that tired old phrase “It’s not rocket science” when they’re trying to explain that something is simple
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It’s hard to not think of J-Stars Victory VS+ while playing One Piece: Burning Blood. A spiritual successor of sorts to Bandai Namco’s anime crossover
Homefront: The Revolution (PS4) Review
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It’s time to be brutally honest: the Homefront franchise has never had an easy go of it. The original game’s main premise, that of a
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Skullgirls 2nd Encore is finally available on PS Vita and PS TV, and while the following phrase has become all but too common with new
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We’ve probably all had this question asked of us before: If you could travel back in time and change one thing, what would you change?
Hitman (2016): Episode One (PS4) Review
Khari Taylor
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2016 will be remembered as a particularly auspicious year for the Hitman franchise. The burden has never been greater on steadfast developer, IO Interactive, to
Dying Light: The Following (Xbox One) Review
Khari Taylor
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In this reviewer’s humble opinion, Dying Light is one of this console generation’s most underappreciated masterpieces. Combining the vertigo-inducing, parkour platforming thrills of Mirror’s Edge,
The Banner Saga (PS4) Review
Khari Taylor
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After a long, two-year wait, developer Stoic Studio and publisher Versus Evil’s The Banner Saga has completed its troubled passage from PC and Mobile to
Atelier Escha & Logy Plus: Alchemists of the Dusk Sea (Vita) Review
Khari Taylor
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Publisher Koei Tecmo and developer GUST’s latest entry in the Atelier series, Atelier Escha & Logy Plus: Alchemists of the Dusk Sea strangely makes me
Starwhal (Xbox One) Review
Khari Taylor
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Xbox One gamers still have a lengthy wait before Rocket League (the “It-Game” of 2015) finally graces their console next February, but thanks to the
Xbox One Chatpad (Hardware) Review
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In case you missed it during all the excitement surrounding last month’s impending Black Friday deals, Microsoft inconspicuously released the long-awaited Chatpad for Xbox One
Beyond: Two Souls (PS4) Review
Khari Taylor
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When Beyond: Two Souls originally launched on the PlayStation 3 in the Fall of 2013 amid heavy marketing by Sony, it was met with mixed
Rise of the Tomb Raider (Xbox One) Review
Khari Taylor
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This week, Rise of the Tomb Raider, the highly-anticipated sequel to Crystal Dynamics’ 2013 reboot of the Lara Croft/Tomb Raider franchise finally lands exclusively on
Tales of Zestiria (PS4) Review
Khari Taylor
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Tales of Zestiria, the 15th entry in the “Tales” series, marks the debut of Bandai Namco Studios’ storied JRPG franchise on the PlayStation 4 and
Tearaway Unfolded (PS4) Review
Khari Taylor
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If someone were to ask me to come up with a nickname for the current console generation aside from “Gen 8”, I’d probably have to
Mega Man Legacy Collection (Xbox One) Review
Khari Taylor
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Without a doubt, one of my fondest memories of owning a Nintendo Entertainment System in the late 80s was discovering Mega Man 2. The premise
Rare Replay (Xbox One) Review
Khari Taylor
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The more I play Rare Replay the more I can’t help marvelling at how refreshingly ballsy Microsoft has become over the past two years. Literally
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Khari Taylor
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What I used to say about anime and manga fans in North America 10 years ago can now be said about videogame fans today: the
LEGO Jurassic World (PS4) Review
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Over the past decade, UK based-developer Traveller’s Tales (a.k.a. Tt Games a.k.a. “The LEGO Game” company) has been well known for and wildly successful at
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Over the past eight years, the Call of Duty franchise has done quite a bit of era-hopping. From its original setting of World War II
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