Windjammers 2 review for Nintendo Switch, PS4/5, Xbox One/Series X
After a long 28 year wait, a classic Neo Geo game finally gets a fantastic sequel!
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A Rainbow Six game in name only, it does not carry the series forward in a positive way.
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The most boring gun in the west.
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Monopoly Madness is lousy if you?re in the mood to play Monopoly, but great if you?re in the mood for a party game.
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Choose Your Own Adventure for Dummies.
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Demon Turf review for Nintendo Switch, PS4/5, Xbox One/Series X
A demonic platformer that you?ll want to consign to the pits of Hell ? or, at least, back to the late ’90s.
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Far from essential, but also far better than the first Bouncy Bullets.
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Rhythm + Roguelike + FPS = One great game.
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What’s old is new again. The classic returns, updated and modernized.
The Jackbox Party Pack 8 review for Xbox One/Series X, PS4/5, Switch
Just in time for the holidays, another essential set of party games.
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Mr. Driller DrillLand finally burrows onto Xbox and PlayStation platforms with this remake of a 2002 GameCube classic.
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A less-than-stellar trip down memory lane.
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Another iteration of Battlefield that doesn?t change enough to stick out from its existing heavy-hitting roster.
Lost in Random review for Nintendo Switch, PS5, Xbox Series X
Not even terrible performance on the Switch can sink Lost in Random — but it certainly tries.