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Super Mario Party (Switch) Review

For a while, the Mario Party franchise was considered to be in a rut. Mario Party 9 changed the franchise’s formula of characters running all over the board for stars, to everyone moving in the same car set down a nearly linear…

BurgerTime Party! Review

Great arcade games usually have a simple premise. Pac-Man literally eats little dots. Donkey Kong asked you to just not get hit with things. Data East’s 1982 game BurgerTime had a simple premise: make a burger, and avoid enemies. Now, some 37 years later, a new BurgerTime game…

The Sinking City (Switch) Review

Most people who know me personally, are aware of a fact that I circle back to often. When it comes to horror, I am both incredibly picky and a colossal chicken. I am not fond of Jump-Scares, as I find them to…

Lego Jurassic World (Switch) Review

I’ve been a fan of the Lego games (in their current state) since the original Lego Star Wars released in 2005. Since then, there have been a lot of games across a lot of different pop culture properties. Harry Potter, Marvel, DC,…

Spyro Reignited Trilogy (Switch) Review

As a kid, Spyro The Dragon was one of my absolute favorite franchises. In fact, I would even go so far as to say that it is the gold standard for mascot platformers of the PS1 era. I’m a fan of Sonic,…

Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the Duelist: Link Evolution (Switch) Review

The Yu-Gi-Oh! franchise has a very special place in my heart. As a kid, I used to get up early on Saturday mornings to watch new episodes of Yu-Gi-Oh! and my other favorite Saturday morning cartoons and anime. Because of this, I…

Irony Curtain: From Matryoshka With Love (Switch) Review

Point-and-Click games can be a mixed bag sometimes. In fact, there are some that, despite their best efforts, fall short of being the great stories we will talk about for ages. There are some great Point-and-Clicks, such as The Journey Down and…

Final Fantasy VII (Switch) Review

I think everyone remembers their first time playing Final Fantasy VII, it is an iconic moment in any gamers’ life. As for me I was nine years old and was at my father’s apartment. It was so cold that going outside couldn’t…

SENRAN KAGURA Peach Ball Review

Warning: The Subject Matter in this game is Explicit, Please use your best judgment when viewing this review. Dress up games are a huge hit in Japan. Essentially, mini-games fill up the bulk of a video game, sometimes multiple mini-games. Others consist…

Psyvariar Delta (Switch) Review

Arcade shooters date back to the literal beginning of video games. Psyvariar Delta is quite historic in video games, dating back to the G-NET days. With various editions of its signature gameplay popping up on consoles over the years, fans can now add…