Sonic Origins review for PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X, Switch
Sonic is back ? and, for better and for worse, pretty much exactly as you probably remember him.
Nintendo Switch Reviews
Sonic is back ? and, for better and for worse, pretty much exactly as you probably remember him.
For a game that puts ?mechanic” right there in the title, there?s not a lot of engine tuning going on in Mechanic Battle.
I somehow named the G-doc of this review, TMNT: Shredder?s Review. Oddly apt.
Celebrate Pac-Man’s history with this collection of titles spanning multiple generations of Pac-Mania.
Twenty minutes of content stretched out into 45 minutes of game, yet it still feels like an eternity.
“Cursed” is certainly one way to describe this game.
Kao the Kangaroo could?ve used some kwality kontrol.
An infamously difficult Atari game gets a new coat of paint.
The Neo Geo Pocket Color?s first RPG finds new life on the Switch.
Turns out that walking around in a field for three hours doesn?t make for the most riveting game.
A dystopian game from ten years ago gets a re-release, not to mention a lot more relevancy.
It?s dangerous to go alone, take this game.
Ironically, you?ll spend a lot of time squinting at the screen while playing As Far As The Eye.
A brand new Cotton Adventure that keeps the classic feel of the previous games.
Bad even by the standards of this sort of game.