Giovanni Colantonio
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When you grow up in a small town, punk rock isn’t just music: It’s a lifeline. Fuzzed out guitars blaring out of garages become the soundtrack of rebellion. It’s the music that the cops tell you to turn down, that your parents can’t stand, that your politicians try to demonize. It is loud. It is antagonistic. And in Lost Records: Bloom and Rage, it is freedom.
Some games are finely-tuned sports cars. Others are total lemons. Rusty Rabbit is neither; it’s a pile of scraps.
Dynasty Warriors: Origins is thrilling fun so long as you don't overthink its hollow story.
“Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is a Nazi-punching good time with some surprising brains behind it.”
“Lego Horizon Adventures isn't a perfect fit, but Sony's charmer snaps together where it counts.”
“The Rise of the Golden Idol makes a great mystery series even better.”
“Mario & Luigi: Brothership takes the Mario RPG series further away from the witty writing that made it special.”
“Sonic X Shadow Generations represents the true future of a series that's finally ready to grow.”
“Fear the Spotlight is an imperfect, but sincere lo-fi horror debut for Blumhouse Games.”
“Super Mario Party Jamboree gives partygoers a lot more bang for their buck.”