It’s ridiculous to think about, but the Nintendo Switch is turning one year old this week. Can you believe it has been a whole year already? It feels like just yesterday that pre-orders went live and we had to choose between grey and neon Joy-Cons. Perhaps you waited a bit after launch to see if this would…
Continuing the recent trend of remasters and remakes, Nightdive Studios has announced that they will be bringing their re-releases of Turok Dinosaur Hunter and Turok 2 Seeds of Evil to the Xbox One. Making a splash on the scene back on the Nintendo 64, Turok has never been able to reach that cult classic status…
I evolved a lot as a gamer throughout my life, especially over the past decade. Though I have always love playing video games, I would tend to focus on multiplayer experiences over single player experiences for many different reasons. One of which was skill. Though I have always loved to play games, I wasn’t always good at…
VR was made with games like Sprint Vector in mind. Right off the bat before you even start a race, you feel like you are in an arena competing in front of an Olympic sized crowd. This is a feeling that most people never get to experience in their lives and it can be yours…
2017 will go down as one of the best years in video game history, but at this point that’s old news. As we look ahead at what 2018 has to offer, we ask the big question – can 2018 even touch the hem of 2017’s garment?
First and foremost, Beholder is all about replay-ability. To fully understand what Beholder is you can’t just quit after the first time your story ends and feel fulfilled.
“To go it alone or to go with a partner? When you choose a partner, you have to have compromises and sacrifices, but it’s a price you pay. Do I want to follow my every whim and desire as I make my way through time and space? Absolutely. But at the end of the day,…
Goldeneye changed video games forever. With the game’s release on the Nintendo 64, the competitive multiplayer first person shooter was born. Rare gave us the granddaddy of them all when they released this gem back in 1997. Like any grandfather, Goldeneye would go on to have multiple children and grandchildren – two of which we’ll…
To call a game a walking simulator may be the most degrading way to classify it. To take these incredible story driven experiences and pigeonhole them in a way that says they are nothing more than walking around is a wrong I hope to see rectified in the near future. The Vanishing of Ethan Carter…
Forget toys to life. Nintendo just took it to the next level with games to life. Their new product, dubbed Labo, is a new cardboard DIY peripheral that kids can build and use to interact with their games. You read that correctly, Nintendo has figured out a way to charge you for cardboard and all…
