gaming
Rugrats: Scavenger Hunt
Stinky, baby vomit
Silent Hill 2: Remake
The king of survival-horror has returned
Oddworld: Stranger’s Wrath
Strangest shooter
The Last ‘Sneak King’ of America
Gaming @ the Drive-Thru
Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception (A Critique: Where it falls short)
A quick analysis at the occasional flaws within this great game.
Snowboard Kids 1 & 2
Childhood favorites revisited
Resident Evil: Survivor
A zombie game that was dead-on-arrival
Oddworld: Abe’s Oddysee
A quirky cult-classic
Clock Tower: Rewind
Remastering a clunky classic
‘Lost Planet Trilogy’ has been lost to time
I remember being intrigued by the reveal of the very first Lost Planet game (Lost Planet: Extreme Condition). I eventually got around to borrowing the game from a friend years after its release and playing through the entire thing on the Xbox 360. Lost Planet: Extreme Condition is like trying to survive an alien snowstorm while wearing lead boots. The controls feel like Wayne is perpetually walkin...[Read More]
I think people should give ‘The Last Guardian’ another chance
Team Ico had a solid legacy of critical acclaim with their first two titles. The fittingly named 2001 debut video game ‘Ico’ was a decent success and grew in popularity as the years went on, garnering a cult following. I personally enjoyed Ico and thought it was a charming and unique little game, but like most, the studio earned my fandom after their titanic hit ‘Shadow of the Colossus’. Fans were...[Read More]
Why ‘What Remains of Edith Finch’ is my favorite indie game of all time
I played this little indie game during a period of grieving in my life and I figured at the time that’s why it resonated so heavily with me because of the emotional turmoil I was going through. However, I went back and replayed this indie title a few years later to see if it still struck those same chords and I can say not only did it deliver, but it was even better upon a second play-through. Wit...[Read More]
