One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3 review for PS Vita, PS4
Much like the first and second times, the third time continues to be a charm for a One Piece-Warriors series crossover.
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Heroes of Loot review for PS Vita
Dungeon crawling meets twin-stick shooting: who knew they worked together so well?
Balls of Glory Pinball review for Zen Pinball 2, Pinball FX2
Join the Belcher, Smith and Griffin families but do not use the nerve gas.
Amnesia: Memories review for PS Vita, PC
The visual novel vicious circle: are characters jerks because they’re in visual novels, or are they in visual novels because they’re jerks?
Samurai Warriors 4-II review for PS Vita, PS4, PS3
The tenth year of the Samurai Warriors series draws to a close with some hacky, slashy goodness.
Dengeki Bunko: Fighting Climax review for PS3, PS Vita
Characters from Dengeki Bunko duke it out to save the world of Sega! It’s as awesome as it sounds!
Pumped BMX + review for PS Vita, PS4, Xbox One, Wii U
What do you get when you add a bit of BMX to Trials? Pumped BMX +, of course.
Nova-111 review for PS Vita, PS4, Xbox One
Nova-111 shows a little Pixeljunk can go a long way.
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Dance all night! (all night) Dance all night! (all night)
Curses ‘N Chaos review for PS Vita, PS4
Reminder to developers: just because you’re influenced by old games, it doesn’t mean you have to import their old flaws, too.
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Another Episode shows that whatever the genre, Danganronpa is always worth playing.
Shutshimi review for PS Vita, PS4
Damn the –torpedoes– gobs of mucus, full speed ahead.
The Quiet Collection review for PS Vita, Wii U
Some of PlayStation Mobile’s best games together in one handy package, for those 99% of Vita owners who barely knew PlayStation Mobile was a thing that existed.
The Bridge review for PS Vita, PS4, Xbox One, Wii U
Ever wonder what it would be like of M.C. Escher had designed video games? Wonder no more.
Steins;Gate review for PS Vita, PS3
Think of an amazing story. Now think it being told by someone you hate. That’s Steins;Gate in a nutshell.