Where Tetris is a game about meticulously stacking blocks in a straight line, Puyo Puyo (or Puyo Pop as it’s known in the West) puts the focus on sorting colored blobs (i.e. puyos) into groups of four in order to …

If I had the powers to do so I’d pay a visit to the 2008 version of me and ensure that I don’t let Valkyria Chronicles slip through the cracks. Unfortunately I haven’t unlocked the secrets of time travel, but …

Dengeki Bunko: Fighting Climax is a 2D Japanese fighting game. If you have any experience with these kinds of games, you likely already know if you’re on board or not, and for those of you that are on the fence, …

Despite some of my frustration with DuckTales Remastered it’s been really cool to see two Disney platformers come back both within weeks of each other. Castle of Illusion takes you on a quest to save Minnie from Mizrabel who is …

The Cave isn’t quite Double Fine firing on all cylinders, but it does provide enough entertainment value within its stone walls to get you through its moral tale

I can think of no better way to experience Sonic’s final Dreamcast outing than with the PSN version, for better or for worse.

It’s easy to picture Hell as being a rather dark and grim place. A place that you’d likely rather not find yourself in. So when games like Shadows of the Damned or Disgaea paint a picture of Hell or the …

It’s been quite some time since I picked up a controller to play Jet Set Radio. I bought and played the game when it originally released in 2000 and have replayed it sometime in between then and now. I was …

The House of the Dead name is synonymous with lightgun zombie killing. If you’ve somehow missed the gigantic machines in nearly every arcade, or are simply too young to have visited an arcade before they became nonexistent in America, allow …

For those of you out there that can’t remember the heady days when the PlayStation 3 was still in its infancy as a platform you probably are also too young to remember the original Virtua Fighter 5. The original VF5 was …