Trevor Gould
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As the series' third entry on the Nintendo Switch, Super Mario Party Jamboree needed to rise to the occasion. The positive critical reception and even more posi
An abandoned amusement park is the quintessential setting for horror, and Crow Country capably takes advantage of it. Right from the start, you're left intrigue
Disney Epic Mickey: Rebrushed was a victim of timing when it first released in Nov 2010. While it had some success on the Wii (and subsequent entries on other s
Sequels building off popular debuts always have their work cut out for them, and SteamWorld Heist II is no exception. The original release is one of my favorite
As Pure Nintendo's resident NES fanboy, I suspected I'd be a practical choice to take a closer look at Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition. The wording ma
It's the rare video game that gets even better with age, but Beyond Good & Evil may be such an example. When I first played this Zelda-esque action-adventur
Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door has surprised me. I inevitably reevaluate the game with each hour increase in my play activity. At the five-hour mark, I was
Advertised as a "cozy" game, on that end, Moonglow Bay delivers (in that cozy equals depressing sort of way). But it's also marketed as a "fishing RPG." That ga
A game that repeatedly says "Go Berserk" in its advertising better deliver excitement. Thankfully, that is the case with Berserk Boy. While not without some con
The latest in Digital Eclipse's "Gold Master series," Llamasoft The Jeff Minter Story, contains much of what fans have come to expect: an interactive timeline p
For better or worse, Arzette: The Jewel of Faramore set its sights on being a spiritual successor to a pair of CD-i games. Long before they were YouTube fodder,
UDO: Unidentified Drilling Object describes itself as an "arcade down-scroller roguelike." Yeah, I wasn't sure what a down-scroller was myself. The closest comp
