Click here for more information on this Showdown. Round 1: Josh Miller on behalf of Raziel from the Legacy of Kain series Raziel from the Legacy of Kain series is worth putting in a new game if only because of his design. Look at him. Not enough? Okay, let’s see what else I can say to sweeten the pot.
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It’s back to some smaller-ish games as I continue to work my way through Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth – Hacker’s Memory. Fortunately there are some smaller games I can still play, and it works well for cases like this where I have a big game I still want to play too. This weekly article is
No, you’re not dreaming, Green Book won best picture. But at least you get a news episode of the podcast! This week, Allan and Emmett are joined again by Josh to discuss a bunch of stuff. Emmett wrapped up Shadow Warrior 2, Josh wrapped up Titanfall 2, and Allan wrapped up his reign as the Savior of Singleplayer by dipping his
Click here for more information on this Showdown. Round 1: Hunter Davenport on behalf of Big Boss from the Metal Gear Solid series The year is 1935. Storm clouds are rolling in over Germany, The Great Depression is still roaring on, and Mussolini has begun an attack on Mongolia. The world is in great chaos.
My first major hole I have fallen into this year! Outside of spending time with Tetris 99 (it is fantastic – give it a try!), my time this week has been spent with one game and only one game – Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth – Hacker’s Memory. From here on out, I will call this
Kept you waiting huh… Over a decade after the original Crackdown released on the Xbox 360 developed by Realtime Worlds led by David Jones also known as the creator of Grand Theft Auto and Lemmings and nearly a decade since the disappointment that was Crackdown 2 comes Crackdown 3 by Sumo Digital with Jones in
Welcome back, Artyom! Allan and Emmett is joined again by Aneudys to talk about a whole lot of games this week! Allan got his hands on all of the big 3 releases of the week: Metro Exodus, Crackdown 3, and Far Cry New Dawn. Emmett has been playing a bunch of Shadow Warrior 2 with a sprinkle of Def Jam
I was afraid of getting behind this week, and truthfully, I kind of did. Part of the week was spent playing The Liar Princess and the Blind Prince for review (which you can find here), part of it was used trying out Apex Legends, and then the below games in which I touched but never
While I must state that this game is still in beta and is subject to changes, the unfinished product I'm currently playing is a blast already.
Having played and reviewed htoL#NiQ: The Firefly Diary several years ago, I had a feeling I knew what to expect with The Liar Princess and the Blind Prince. Both games were from Nippon Ichi Software, both featured what appeared like similar gameplay, and even the style was familiar. While there are links between the two
