The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap (Gameboy Advance)

The Minish Cap doesn’t have the utmost sentimental value to me – I was a teenager when it was new – … More

Blue Dragon Review (Xbox 360, 2007)

Here we have a full-length role-playing game from Hironobi Sakaguchi’s studio, Mistwalker, in Hawai’i. There is footage of Sakaguchi, who … More

Review: Half-Life: Opposing Force

This Half-Life is a little odd. Gearbox Software and Valve Software are credited as co-creators of the game, but the … More

Review: Mega Man Legacy Collection (~30 hours, PC)

I was finally able to put two and two together, or so I think. Capcom announced years ago that they … More

Mini-Review: Mega Man 6

Finally, we have the last in a six-video-game saga for the Mega Man series. The Mega Buster is here, the … More

Bioshock Infinite – Revisited

BioShock will forever be one of my favorite games. Ken Levine, with a long history of video game production work … More

Castlevania (7 hours, NES version on 3DS eShop)

I have said numerous times what a big fan I am of the “Igavania” Castlevania games–those inspired by Metroid. I … More

Review: Metroid Prime (~30 hours, GameCube)

The first time I played Metroid Prime, as I was nearing the end of the game, I thought “This is one … More

Joint Review: Streets of Rage Trilogy (Sega Genesis, 1991-1994)

Brawlers were a phenomenon in the early ’90s, but the genre has lived on to the present day, with Streets … More

Review: Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus (2002, PlayStation 2)

After the success of Super Mario 64, Sony Computer Entertainment likely saw 3D platformers as a growth area. Despite already … More