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Latest Reviews
Capcom's Mega Man Zero/ZX games make the jump to the modern age, and we've checked them out. The Outerhaven's Mega Man Zero/ZX Legacy Collection Review.
You're a ninja tablet, with a cutesy face, an appetite for righting the wrongs and you're on a mission.
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot takes the very familiar Dragon Ball Z storyline and makes us play through it all over again for the millionth time. This is our review!
Does 198X live up to the promise of 80's nostalgia and fast-paced arcade action while delivering a tight coming of age story? Read our review...
With Darwin Project releasing on PS4 this week, we see another contender joining the Battle Royale trend. Albeit a little late to the party. Providing a different take on the genre that ultimately falls short of its contemporaries. - Read our full PlayStation on The Outerhaven .
Wattam is a charming game from the creator of Katamari Damacy. This is our review
MechWarrior 5 is a glorious return to the Battletech MechWarrior universe and is worthy of your time.
Need for Speed Heat revives the series in a tried-and-true way, but doesn't necessarily push the series further than where it's already been.
Luigi's back and this time he needs to save his brother and friends in yet another haunted mansion, in Luigi's Mansion 3.
Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games: Tokyo 2020 is just what you expect from this Olympic tie in title franchise. However, a Retro blast helps keep things fresh
In 2019, after two sequels to the Call of Duty Modern Warfare sub-series and plenty of other annual entries, the top-selling shooter is back.
In a world where much of what we get video game-wise are repeats, small advancements, or definitive cash grabs, it's refreshing when a developer or publisher branches out to try and make something fresh and new. Not surprisingly, the people who tend to do that are indie game companies...or Nintendo…
