Depending on what year you were born, you may not know this, but the Nintendo 64 was home to some of the best shooters ever made, even by today’s standards.
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REVIEW | Helix: Descent N Ascent
Helix: Descent N Ascent immediately caught my attention with its striking monochrome presentation. The black and white art style feels intentional rather than nostalgic, drawing from indie comics and classic
REVIEW | Star Ocean The Second Story R
JRPGs have become a surprising new passion for me over the past year. With so many beloved classics being remastered and reimagined, it feels like the perfect time for players
REVIEW | Denshattack!
Denshattack! is one of those games that doesn’t just catch your eye, it grabs you and hurls you straight into its wild, neon‑soaked world. Flip, trick, and grind your train
REVIEW | Teeto
Teeto is the debut release from Eat Pant Games, a small New Zealand family studio whose first project doubles as a love letter to their daughter. That personal spark shapes
REVIEW | NBA The Run
There was a time when the biggest sports title on the market wasn’t NBA 2K or Madden. There existed a title with such a fun, arcade-style approach to gameplay that
REVIEW | Rhythm Paradise Groove
Everyone knows I’m a sucker for rhythm games, but it’s also an equally unkept secret that I generally am not that great at them. Part of the reason why I
REVIEW | Doom The Dark Ages: Revelations
Last year, Doom: The Dark Ages delivered a brutal medieval twist on the Slayer’s legacy, and Revelations picks up that momentum with a far more ambitious expansion. You can read