It's been a few days since Microsoft's big Xbox Game Showcase where, at long last, we could finally get a glimpse of some (actual)gameplay from Halo: Infinite. Halo as a series has consumed a significant part of my life and provided many fond memories since experiencing the game for the first time in 2001, so … Continue reading Thoughts on Halo: Infinite
The Last of Us Part 2 - the mega-hyped sequel to one of Sony's most successful games was recently released on June 19 to overwhelmingly positive critical reviews and sold 4 million copies in its first three days. I mentioned in last week's blog post that I don't recall seeing a game that has caused … Continue reading Black Gives Way to Blue – My Thoughts on The Last of Us Part 2
F-Zero was released in North America in August 1991 as one of five launch titles for the brand-new Super Nintendo Entertainment System, alongside other titles - Pilotwings, Gradius III, SimCity, and Super Mario World. With the release of F-Zero, Nintendo reinvigorated the racing game genre and created a franchise whose presence(or absence) can still be … Continue reading F-Zero
It all begins with a portrait of a small girl known only as Patient 13, with the ominous words underneath... There was a little girl, who had a little curl right in the middle of her forehead.When she was good, she was very, very good.And when she was bad, she was horrid... Possession 1881 is … Continue reading Possession 1881
There was a little girl, who had a little curl right in the middle of her foreheadWhen she was good, she was very, very goodAnd when she was bad, she was horrid I was recently contacted by End of the Line Studios, a small indie studio located in British Columbia looking to release their very … Continue reading Possession 1881 – Preview
Today marks the 20th anniversary of Perfect Dark, an all-time favorite N64 game that meant a lot to me during my early teen years. The memories... I got an N64 in 1998 as a birthday present after spending the past year and a half playing games like Mario 64 and Diddy Kong Racing at my … Continue reading 20 Years of Perfect Dark
Since childhood, I've always had a fondness for arcade-style brawlers like Double Dragon, Final Fight and Streets of Rage. Some of my most vivid childhood memories are playing Streets of Rage on my Genesis. I remember renting Streets of Rage 3 and nearly beating it, I reached the final boss fight playing as Dr. Zan … Continue reading Streets of Rage 4
This past Saturday, after 38 hours and 38 minutes I completed the Final Fantasy 7 remake...part one. I was unsure if I was going to jump into the game immediately at launch or not. I was deciding between the remake of Final Fantasy 7 or Resident Evil 3, and I opted to play through the … Continue reading 7 Thoughts on the Final Fantasy 7 Remake
Today's post isn't meant to be as much of a review, but rather a simple post sharing a game that I loved growing up - Knights of the Round. Originally released in arcades by Capcom as but one of the sea of beat 'em up/hack 'n slash games of the early 90's, it was ported … Continue reading Knights of the Round
I finally completed my playthrough of Jedi: Fallen Order, a game I have eagerly awaited since its announcement and gameplay footage shown at last year's E3 presentation. Where would it rank in my Games of 2019 list? Let's take a look... Jedi: Fallen Order begins with Cal Kestis, a young human living on the planet … Continue reading Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order
