Review: Team Sonic Racing
At first glance, Sonic All-Stars Team Racing Transformed may seem like it’s just a response to Mario Kart. But anyone who has played the classic kart racer can attest to the fact that Sega did a great job giving Sonic’s racing game it’s proper due. The title had its own identity and mechanics and was […]
Review: Persona Dancing: Endless Night Collection
Three years after Persona 4: Dancing All Night, Atlus is back and not with a sequel, but two of them in one go! Persona Dancing: Endless Night Collection is basically both Persona 3: Dancing in Moonlight and Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight, both previously released first in Japan this may. Sold together on PlayStation 4 […]
Review: Fist of the North Star: Lost Paradise
Fist of the North Star: Lost Paradise is a videogame based on the classic manga series of the same, developed by the Yakuza team at SEGA. The 27-volume manga has been adapted into multiple TV anime, novels, and even a live-action movie that I don’t like to talk about, but SEGA has made the wise […]
Review: Valkyria Chronicles 4
Before we start, I must be honest, I have heard many things about the Valkyria Chronicles franchise but never managed to play the predecessors. After doing some research, it seemed depressing to read how disappointed fans were about the unclear certainty and future of this saga. In 2017, the fourth episode was announced, and everyone […]
Review: Two Point Hospital
Earlier this year, a little studio know as Two Point Studio surprised us with the reveal of their brand new project, a genre that hasn’t been seen for quite a while since Theme Hospital in 1997, also known as a Sim Hospital game. Announced as Two Point Hospital, the developers are all ex-Bullfrog and Lionhead […]
Review: Shenmue 1 & 2 HD
With Shenmue III coming along and finally announced for release for August 2019, Sega had the great idea to release a compilation of the first two episodes in high definition, to help you either relive your Dreamcast memories or discover the franchise created by Yu Suzuki. More of a re-release than a remaster, the first Shenmue […]
Review: Yakuza Kiwami 2
Ah, Yakuza. I find it surprising that there are so many Yakuza games out and the lore has gotten super elaborate, and yet there are still tons of people who haven’t played a Yakuza title. One of the most underrated series in gaming, the Yakuza franchise began in 2005 with the now-classic PS2 title Yakuza […]
Sonic Mania Plus Sweepstakes
We’re glad to be hosting another fun sweepstakes giveaway to support Sega’s launch of Sonic Mania Plus. Developed by Christian Whitehead, Headcannon, and PagodaWest Games in collaboration with SEGA of America, Sonic Mania Plus is out now on PlayStation 4, Microsoft Xbox One, Nintendo Switch. The sweepstake will grant 3 winners a brand new copy of Sonic […]
Review: YAKUZA 6: The Song of Life
After a successful port to the PlayStation 4 of the excellent Yakuza 0 and Yakuza Kiwami, recently reviewed on our site, the Yakuza franchise is back for its ultimate and final episode, supposed to put an end to the Kiryu Kazuma saga. Released back at the end of 2016 in Japan only, the game is […]
Review: Sonic Forces
After an old-fashioned and more traditional released Sonic Mania created by Christian Whitehead (which is amazing by the way), it’s now the turn of the Sonic Team to prove that the Hedgehog is still kicking after all these years. A game very similar to Sonic Generations, you’ll have to help out Sonic defeat Dr Eggman […]
