The original Wind-Up Knight (Free) was a great game and a fine example of how platformers, a genre many thought …
Continue reading “‘Wind-Up Knight 2’ Review – As Tightly-Wound As A Grandfather Clock”
Spider-Man video games act as little mini time capsules of the video game industry. I’m not sure why, but perhaps …
Continue reading “‘The Amazing Spider-Man 2’ Review – That Old Parker Luck Strikes Again”
There are four types of people in this world: those who love Wipeout, those who love F-Zero, those who love …
Continue reading “‘Flashout 2’ Review – A Flashy Sequel, But Not Without Some Outs”
In my time playing video games, I’ve noticed that games tend to break down into two different types, broadly speaking. …
Continue reading “‘Monument Valley’ Review – In Which An Uncanny Valley Is Reviewed”
Truly, block puzzles are one of the unsung staples of gaming’s history. They’re an essential part of many great games …
Continue reading “‘CLARC’ Review – How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Bomb”
Nostalgia is a heck of a thing. Like many of you, I like to indulge in revisiting my childhood on …
Continue reading “‘Rocket Ranger’ Review – Some Good Memories Are Best Left Alone”
Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater, back on the original PlayStation, was something of a revelation for me as a gamer. See, …
Continue reading “‘SuperPro Snowboarding’ Review – If You Like Tony Hawk, This Is A Snow-Brainer”
Square-Enix gets a lot of flak about their various ports and remakes of their games. Whether it’s graphical alterations, remixed …
Continue reading “‘Tales of Phantasia’ Review – How To Destroy A Classic In Three Simple Steps”
It’s been more than three years since the generally well-received Ys/Zelda mash-up action RPG Across Age ($3.99) was released on …
Continue reading “‘Across Age 2’ Review – A Little Unambitious, But A Welcome Sequel Nonetheless”
Like most kids who grew up in the 1980s, I loved Robocop. It was kind of a strange situation, looking …
Continue reading “‘Robocop’ Review – Dead Or Alive, You’re Buying IAP”
