Ultra Age Review – Devil May Age
Ultra Age’s third person action gameplay is fun and tight. It’s very Devil May Cry, with its giant sword swinging, but instead of guns, Age has something close to Scorpion’s “get over here” rope from Mortal Kombat.
Stephan Adamus
Stephan seriously got into playing videogames after Santa brought him a PS1 and a copy of Final Fantasy VII in 1998. He’s an RPG, Adventure, Action, and Platformer kinda game player, who now collects retro Nintendo and PlayStation games with a mighty passion! He also loves the metal, and hopes to bring a retro review perspective to the COGconnected community.
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Arietta of Spirits Review – Baby’s First Zelda
I wanted to like this game so much, but the more I played, the more flaws I found, until I eventually realized that Arietta essentially starts on a high, and left me saying “This is it?”.
Fuga: Melodies of Steel Review – Tanks and Furries Abound
Fuga: Melodies Of Steel, from developer CyberConnect2, is an RPG where strategy is key. Under preparation means frustration and overpreparation means a clean sweep. Have fun finding the happy medium.
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Risk System, from Newt Industries, is a short and sweet horizontal shoot ‘em up that uses its unique risk and reward system to drive its gameplay and story.
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Team Salvato has created a very unique experience with Doki Doki Literature Club and this new Plus version offers even more content.
Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 + 2 (Switch) Review – Getting Old, Feeling Young
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Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection Review – To Know Neither Good Nor Evil
Team Ninja should’ve called this the “Ninja Gaiden Sigma HD Trilogy” because that better explains what you’ll find within. Come read about this good – albeit incomplete – Ninja Gaiden collection.
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World Brothers is a lazy love letter to past games in the Earth Defense Force franchise, complete with a new voxel-style child-friendly aesthetic.
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