Super Scribblenauts
The Nintendo DS is such a weird console in retrospect. It looked, early on, to be an underpowered unit with a pointless two-screen and touch-screen gimmick. Many saw it lose Nintendo its dominance in...
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Tony Hawk’s American Wasteland
This game broke my old faithful first generation, never-RRoDed Xbox 360. 0/10, get out of my sight. I inserted Tony Hawk’s American Wasteland into my new Xbox 360, eager to keep on trucking with...
Tony Hawk’s Underground
My visiting of different versions of the Tony Hawk’s series continues, following my review of American Sk8land. In a continuing quest to play as much Tony Hawk’s as possible because the series was and...
Tony Hawk’s American Sk8land
I adore the Tony Hawk’s series. I mean, I REALLY adore the Tony Hawk’s series. They played a seminal part of my life, giving me one of my first experiences with a game going...
Super Bomberman R
The Nintendo Switch’s launch lineup was a weird one – one masterpiece in the form of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and a very small handful of other less significant games....
Deus Ex: Human Revolution Director’s Cut
It astonishes me that Deus Ex: Human Revolution is six years old this month. Having bought it on day of release and loved it to bits (albeit with some minor foibles), I still remembered...
Assassin’s Creed: Syndicate
My experience with the Assassin’s Creed series is limited at best. I nearly bought the first one for PS3 when it came out for lack of a better library at the time, but ended...
Crash Bandicoot: N-Sane Trilogy
While the SNES was my first experience with gaming, it was with the original PlayStation that my formative years in the medium occurred. I credit the console with introducing me to the idea of...
YoYo Games launch GameMaker Studio 2 console exports, hint at Switch support
The new pricing is a mammoth increase from the previous iteration of GameMaker: Studio, where the console exports were free and Master Collection was available for a one-off payment of $800.
Tropes Gallery: White Guys With Red Noses
Overused tropes can manifest in a number of different ways. It might be a familiar story, a gameplay mechanic or a particular artistic style. We love these similarities between games (and films and books)....
