Kevin Kelly
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Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls (Marvel Fighting Spirit: Fighting Souls if you're translating) is possibly the "one new Marvel fighting game per generation" thing. While the MCU juggernaut rages on, there's always room for the more interactive format to get its due. Especially in a category that definitely answers What If…
Elements collide as Nickelodeon tries its hand with Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game through a different approach to fisticuffs.
After a 5 or so year hiatus, Dead or Alive 6 has returned in Last Round form.
Invincible VS feels like exactly the kind of game a comic book franchise should get while its Amazon series is still running at full strength. With the show keeping the brand in the spotlight, Skybound Games and Quarter Up have found a way to celebrate Invincible with a fighting game…
Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion is the sequel to the original 2019 hit, but by name alone. Many things remain familiar, but changes hinted at in the title are visible, audible, and tangible. Game Name: Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion Platform(s): PC (reviewed), PS5, Xbox Series X|S Developer(s): Marvelous First…
Mecha Break is the latest Free-To-Play Person Hero Shooter from Amazing Seasun Games. In a space already dominated by Marvel Rivals post the Overwatch era, Mecha Break takes a different approach to the genre with a more out-of-body experience. Corite is a resource in this story, and various mercenary units…
Ever since its inception, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchise has always seemed to come out of the woodwork in its many forms, from its humble comic beginnings, to campy to serious cartoons, and even cameos within Injustice 2. Even now, TMNT doesn't seem to miss these days. The beat'em…
Capcom Fighting Collection 2 continues the trend of revisiting Capcom’s golden era of arcade dominance. While some might argue that Capcom has already reestablished its footing with modern hits like Monster Hunter Wilds and Street Fighter VI, the roots of that success were planted long ago during its reign over…
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion has had a lasting impact on the RPG genre since its 2006 launch. Touted as one of the greatest RPGs of all time, it seemed only fitting for this classic to be brought out of the crates and polished for current-gen audiences. Oblivion was well-received…
City of the Wolves kicks off with a promising start, delivering moments that feel like home runs—or slam dunks (thanks to Terry). That said, not every shot lands perfectly, and some areas could be addressed in future installments, depending on the subseries’ longevity. The REV system has ramped up the...
In 1993, Virtua Fighter set out to achieve the impossible—revolutionizing the fighting game genre forever. By introducing 3D movement and realistic combat mechanics, AM2's ambitious project pushed the boundaries of what was possible in gaming. Its impact was undeniable, even influencing the creation of Tekken (as confirmed by Tekken Project…
With the return of X-Men: The Animated Series and the MCU’s Deadpool and Wolverine, it felt as if the return of other Marvel universes was inevitable. In 1993, during the era of many versions of Street Fighter II, Capcom and Marvel decided to form an alliance that lasted for nearly…
CriticDB tracks 15 Kevin Kelly reviews, averaging 74/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Kevin Kelly score in the Reviews tab.
Kevin Kelly score distribution
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