WORKING HARD TO EARN ITS GRADE Trails in the Sky exceeded my expectations. Even after months of anticipation, I didn’t expect it to become, without a doubt, one of the best RPGs I’ve ever played. […]
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Retrospective Review: Dead or Alive 3 (Xbox)
A MISSTEP BY DESIGN Dead or Alive 3 was rushed to meet the Xbox’s launch. This is a fact that is painfully obvious from the word go. It does not do enough to separate itself […]
Bastion Review
Bastion is beautiful; there is no getting around it. Not just in visual art, but narrative as well. Every action you take has a deeper impact in the narrative than you would ever think possible. […]
Ms. ‘Splosion Man Review
Over the last several years, Twisted Pixel has created some of the best and more memorable games in the industry. Likewise, their name has become synonymous with delight, hilarity, and more notably, peculiarity. Since it’s […]
Retrospective Review: Dragon Age Origins (Xbox 360)
A Heck of a Ride, a Dark, Mature, Gruesome Ride With games like Baldur’s Gate, Knights […]
A Retrospective Review of Galerians (Playstation)
KIDS, DRUGS, AND EXPLODING HEADS While it may not have much in the way of scares, Galerians is still a horrific game. In a change from what many would expect from Resident Evil, it is […]
Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D Review
Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D has been heavily scrutinized by fans of the series since its announcement last fall. Many questioned whether the fun-in-short-bursts mini-game from Resident Evils 3, 4, and 5 could hold enough […]
A Retrospective Review of Sonic Adventure (Dreamcast)
“GETTA LOAD OF THIS!” Sonic Adventure is not a good game. It’s buggy, and its graphics are at times downright ugly. Its music doesn’t fit with the game’s content. The voice acting is atrocious and […]
Retrospective: A Review of Metal Gear Solid (PS1)
THE NUMBER IS 140. 15 Metal Gear Solid is the pinnacle of gaming on the original Playstation. As far as I’m concerned, few games on the system, if there are any, can surpass it. The […]
