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Fast forward to 2024, and that group (now christened Studio Zero) would get another shot at something unique, ambitious, and creative. This time around it
There was a time when the idea of remaking Resident Evil 4 seemed preposterous. The preceding remakes replaced the original fixed-camera scenes with an
Fighting games are a lot like reaching into your toybox (or up to your shelf if you’re an adult) and smashing together whatever action figures you may find.
Maybe it’s all the RPGs I’ve been playing lately, but there’s something to be said for some easygoing waggle games. As accessible as they are enjoyable, I’ve
The Fire Emblem is no stranger to massive stories and expansive casts. As early as the Super Nintendo, with Genealogy of the Holy War, it was playing with
If Resident Evil 7 was the series’ renaissance, then 2019’s Resident Evil 2 reinforced its unstoppable modern appeal by starting an ongoing celebration of the
Of all the open world experiences available on Nintendo Switch 2, WB and Travelers Tales’ Lego Batman: Legacy of The Dark Knight was perhaps my most
That’s just the thing though. I would not recommend Hot Wheels Infinite Rush over either of its Unleashed predecessors. While the open islands are vibrant,
That’s what makes Onimusha: Way of the Sword so special right out the gate. We haven’t had a new Onimusha game in over 20 years. Capcom has revitalized the
It's hard to believe that it's been well over a year since Elden Ring was announced for Nintendo Switch 2. In fact, it was one of the very first games
Any seasoned squid kid will feel right at home in Splatoon Raiders, with skills and sensibilities transferring over seamlessly. That goes double for frequent
When it comes to video game adaptations, there are two wolves inside each beloved animation IP that are eventually given into: a kart racer and a fighting
