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Retro Review: Super Mario Land 2
As a child my Game Boy rarely left my side; road trips, concerts, movies, church… my Game Boy was always there. One of my favorite games and one of the first games I ever completed was Super Mario Land 2 (for some strange reason I never completed Super Mario Land). Super Mario Land 2 finds… Continue reading Retro Review: Super Mario Land 2
Update: Final Fantasy XIV: When it rains in Eorzea, it Pours….
After spending hours with this I intend to do what I hoped I never would, tell the truth about Final Fantasy XIV.
Review: The God of War Series
Few game series are successful at telling one cohesive story while growing in technical achievement with each release. With the God of War series, this is not only accomplished, but perhaps shines as the best example of how to execute on an idea and improve what you do best every step of the way.
Review: Torchlight
Runic Games has created a wonderful gem, fun, colorful, and never taking itself too seriously; Torchlight is a simple sometimes comical take on dungeon crawlers. In a genre that has been beaten to death, Torchlight is a refreshing diversion. Set in the mining town of Torchlight, there is something plaguing the mines and it’s up… Continue reading Review: Torchlight
Review: Metroid: Other M
It’s always refreshing to see a developer take a franchise and try to reinvigorate new life into it. Metroid: Other M is Team Ninja’s attempt at creating a more story driven, combat heavy game that really challenges the proven formula Nintendo is known to deliver. Unfortunately for the developer, it’s an attempt that comes with… Continue reading Review: Metroid: Other M
Review: Alan Wake
Alan Wake continues Remedy’s fixation on the melodramatic and that tone and feel starts right as the game boots up. Instead of setting the stage for the story, the game opens by giving the player a pretentious explanation on how a good psychological thriller should be told. The game will lead you through forests, junkyards,… Continue reading Review: Alan Wake