Our own Resident Evil expert, and superfan, Judi Azmand takes a closer look at the Resident Evil series as a whole and lets us know what changes the series has made since its inception, why they seemed to take it down a different path, and why there is still some hope left that it can return to greatness.
Previously only available in North America on the PS2 and PlayStation Portable, we check out the PC version which includes features that modernize the original gameplay, a brand new translation, the ability to warp between checkpoints, an optional Catastrophe Mode and much more.
Life is Strange is a five-part episodic game with the second episode building upon the first one that acted more like an introduction. It is a story driven, unique experience that leaves you wanting more.
Story of Seasons is the start of a new chapter in the ‘Bokujo Monogatari’ series, which is a long-standing farming/life simulation franchise. Despite the new name this is a Harvest Moon game through and through. And that is not a bad thing.
Final Fantasy Type-O makes its Western debut on the next generation consoles. While some issues hold the experience back, Type O’s gritty, dark and unique gameplay makes for an adventure worth taking.
Atelier Shallie: Alchemists of the Dusk Sea closes the final chapter in the Atelier Dusk series. This game is both easy for newcomers to pick up but also provides the choice to advance gameplay for long-time fans.
In Final Fantasy Type-0 HD you will step into the fray as Class Zero, a group of fourteen students from an elite military academy whose country is attacked by an aggressive Empire. We share some things you should know about this game.
Life is Strange is a five-part episodic game with the first episode acting very much as an introduction. It is a story driven, unique experience that leaves you wanting more.
We head back to Racoon City in this remastered version of the original Resident Evil. Do those zombies that debuted way back on the original PlayStation console still have what it takes to scare you?
Nintendo has a history of originality While that hasn’t always worked in their favour (Virtual Boy anyone?) they’ve released some amazing products in their time. Here’s a small list of some Nintendo specific products and ideas you might never have even known about.
Lego Horizon Adventures Video Review – Beautiful Bricks
Mario & Luigi: Brothership Video Review – Far-Flung Island Fun
METALLICA Remastered Pinball is an Engineering Marvel | Stern Pinball
Dragon Ball Sparking Zero – Intense PvP DP Battle Gameplay
Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO Video Review – Further Beyond Expectation
