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    Genshin Impact Version 1.0 Review – Endless Potential in the World of Teyvat

    For years now, gacha games have been an established genre in Japan. Players engage in mobile RPGs and save up in-game currency with the...

    Review: Adventures Of Pip: The journey of one little Pixel

    Adventures Of Pip originally launched back in March 2015, but has been brought to current generation consoles! This time it has come to the...

    Samurai Jack: Battle Through Time Review – Nostalgia Meets the Joy of Hack and Slash

    Its been ages since the last Samurai Jack game released and since then, the animated series has finished its run on Cartoon Network. 2020...

    Review: Fall Guys – Falling has never been so fun

    Wipeout but battle royale with the walking physics of Hideo Kojima's Death Stranding. That is the best comparison besides Takeshi's Castle that I can make to...

    Ghost of Tsushima Review: The PS4’s Ultimate Swan Song

    Its been a long while since Sucker Punch released a game for the PlayStation 4. In fact, its been 6 years since Infamous: First...

    Death Stranding Review – An Incredible Journey Like No Other

    Hideo Kojima's latest project, Death Stranding, which was announced back at E3 2016, was absolutely one of the most anticipated titles in the past...

    Paper Mario: The Origami King Review: Mario unfolds a stunning Adventure

    Paper Mario: The Origami King is a special game. From the moment it was announced two months ago, it had fans stirring. When initially...

    Deadly Premonition 2 Review: Trust the pizza, Zach.

    "The beloved video game finally gets its long-awaited sequel, remake, etc." This has been a common story throughout the 8th generation of gaming consoles. Many of...

    Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition Review – Truly Definitive

    On June 10th, 2010, MonolithSoft released Xenoblade Chronicles on the Nintendo Wii exclusively in Japan. For western JRPG fans, this came as a disappointment,...

    The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel III Switch Review: Rean’s Biggest Journey Yet

    Falcom's The Legend of Heroes franchise has gained a lot of steam in the west over the past couple of years. Specifically, Trails of...

    Review: The Wonderful 101: Remastered – The Definitive Way to play Platinum’s striking Unite Action title

    The Wonderful 101 always made a lot of sense on the Switch, yet after a couple years it never did happen. Most had given...

    Trials of Mana Review: Recapturing the Simplicity and Fun of SNES Era JRPGs

    Seiken Densetsu III, the sequel to Secret of Mana, released on the Super Famicom in 1995. It quickly became a hit in the Japanese...

    Streets of Rage 4 Review – A jammin’ good time

    Streets of Rage is a household name in the beat em' up genre. Between 1991 and 1994, it had 2 sequels and even a...

    Review: Final Fantasy VII Remake – 1997 Through A 2020 Perspective

    Ever since the announcement of the Final Fantasy VII Remake in 2015, fans have excitedly dreamed about seeing their beloved turn-based game fully realized...
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