Jason Fanelli

Jason Fanelli is a freelance journalist hailing from suburban Philadelphia, where he lives with his wife and daughter. He's been writing about the video games since he graduated college in 2009, going full time freelance in 2012. Fighting games are his thing, but he'll play anything once. Check out his full portfolio of words at www.jasonfanelli.com/portfolio. Outside of games he's a diehard Philly sports fan (a nice one, don't worry), wrestling aficionado, and craft beer drinker.

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Warriors All-Stars Review – All-Star Cast, Same Old Action

While bringing this cast of Koei Tecmo characters into one game is cool, Warriors All-Stars continues to be the same old thing in a different package.

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Mega Man’s Weak Links – The Games that Nearly Sunk the Franchise

The Mega Man Legacy Collection 2 includes two heavily criticized Mega Man games but are these games really as bad as the world remembers?

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Songbringer Review – Zelda Inspired Gem Hits The Mark

It’s not a perfect adventure, and there will be some frustrating moments, but I’m ready to hear more of the song that this game brings.

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Agents of Mayhem Review – A Case of Explosive Repetition

Agents of Mayhem was high on my anticipated list ever since I saw it back at E3 2016, and I feel like the final product didn’t quite meet my expectations. There’s a good formula hiding somewhere, I just don’t think the solution was ever found.

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The Long Dark Review – A Tense, Harrowing and Magnificent Experience

The Long Dark is a tense and harrowing experience, as being thrust into the wilderness with little more than the clothes on my back tests all of my resourceful and strategic faculties.

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Namco Museum Review – Namco Classics On The Go

This was a fun little jaunt down memory lane, but it’s really nothing more than another Namco collection in new digs.

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Serial Cleaner Review – Freshly Mopped Murder Scene With Technical Bungles

Serial Cleaner will put a smile on your face as you clean murder scenes while evading police but the technical issues dampen the experience far too much.