Sorry to alienate all the non-football fans in the room, but I feel that Mr. Jose Mourinho transcends the sport of football. He was in a Stormzy music video, for crying out loud! Well, to continue this immediate digression, one of Jose’s many famous quotes is the immortal line, ‘If I speak, I am in …
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If you have been a lover of video games for a reasonable stretch of time, you will have been subjected to at least one of the obligatory award shows that take place to cap off the year. Whether it’s Geoff Keighley’s annual gathering where Christopher Judge talks for hours, and Bill Clinton inexplicably gets a …
When I first played Harvest Moon, I was practically a child. Plowing the land, planting seeds, watering them, tending to animals, harvesting crops, and throwing them in a basket to receive a chunk of money was pleasantly easy. I thought that was why so many farmers were usually wealthy. And then, by a twist of …
Some things are inevitable. Death, taxes, and, if prophecy is to be believed, Ragnarok. After the roaring return to form God of War back in 2018, coupled with Sony’s continued push to produce bespoke single-player narrative adventures, it was almost guaranteed that Kratos and his boy Atreus would be back for another violent, action-packed adventure, …
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Action RPGs satisfy a very personal urge for destruction. Building a character into a walking machine of death can make each violent battle and bloody skirmish satisfying on an intimate level. While most Action RPGs have gravitated towards high-quality encounters with a few enemies, like Weird West and Path of Exile, most refrain from mass …
I’ll begin with an omission; I wasn’t a huge fan of the first game in the Plague Tale series. Admittedly, it was a game that started very strong and exceeded expectations, but before long, the game began to show its flaws. Performance issues were apparent throughout, the lack of gameplay variety due to the ineptitude …
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I am not an advocate of truth, and I don’t know the ins and outs of the games industry. But I believe that many games with smaller budgets, such as indies or AA, need to bet on an innovation factor to win the public since they often cannot rely on cinematic scenes or hire a …
I watched every season of Sword Art Online, and I enjoyed it. Alicization had one of my favorite plots, full of mysteries and twists in the first part, albeit the numerous terminology and jargon to explain their VR technology. However, I had never played an SAO game before, and Alicization Lycoris was my first. So …
Sword Art Online Lycoris Review – A World of Wasted Potential | Nintendo Switch Read More »
It is finally here, one of the most talked about games of the year. A game that asks the question; just how many times can Naughty Dog charge their customer’s exorbitant amounts of money for the same game? Of course, I am only joking, although the $70 price tag did make me cry a little. …
When I first got my Switch, I got it planning to have a library full of games like Blossom Tales II. While retro-style and heartwarming nostalgic games aren’t reserved solely for the Nintendo console, they certainly suit the Switch like a Santa Monica bachelor suits a new Tesla. Blossom Tales II: The Minotaur Prince is …
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