Trevor Gould
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The sequel to a sleeper hit among the PN crew, Hidden Through Time 2: Myths & Magic, takes one step forward and two steps back. While still a fun hidden obj
An undisputed classic from the golden age of the arcades, Berzerk deserves better than this limp Recharged offering from Atari. When my 2600 cart offers more op
A celebration of the series' 20th anniversary, WarioWare: Move It! channels the microgame mania of Smooth Moves on the Wii. Time flies, but this format remains
Zen Studios recently shut down development of Pinball FX 3, relaunching it as Pinball FX. Despite the title regression, Pinball FX comes with a new engine, a new user interface, and some new features. But will players miss the old arcade?Read More
Is Puzzle Bobble Everybubble! worth grabbing on the Nintendo Switch? I can understand if there's some initial hesitation; after all, Bub & Bob's last game f
On hiatus for a few years, the latest installment in the popular Farming Simulator series has finally arrived on the Nintendo Switch. It invites players to "let
Lunark
Lunark demonstrates cinematic platforming at some of its finest. This sci-fi adventure shouldn't be missed; only be certain you're up for the challenge. The
Colossal Cave
Colossal Cave presents such a challenging review for me to write. And I'm not just talking about the gameplay difficulty, which is substantial. It's trying to a
Over 100 games are bundled into Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration. Gold is traditional for 50th anniversaries, so does this compilation bring it home? The a
Arkanoid - Eternal Battle is the latest in the quintessential block-breaker series, but is it the greatest? Nope, although it is still fun. The titular Ete
“I’ve got blisters on my fingers!” Taiko no Tatsujin: Rhythm Festival is the latest game in the 20-year music-rhythm series. While mainly known to Japa
PAC-MAN WORLD Re-PAC brings its own brand of old-school 3D platforming to the Nintendo Switch. It's time to adventure like it's 1999. To start this review, I
