Finally, we have the last in a six-video-game saga for the Mega Man series. The Mega Buster is here, the…
Mini-Review: Mega Man 5
We are drawing ever closer to the all-important Mega Man X, but Mega Man 5 has some positive – or…
Mini-Review: Mega Man 4 (5 hours)
Mega Man 4 was a breeze to get through; Capcom apparently dialed back the difficulty level from Mega Man 3.…
Bioshock Infinite – Revisited
BioShock will forever be one of my favorite games. Ken Levine, with a long history of video game production work…
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…
Mini-Review: Mega Man 3 (4 hours, PC)
Keeping the Commander Keen comparison, Commander Keen 2 and Mega Man 2 were both better than their respective forerunners for different reasons. Keen 2 offered more…
Mini-Review: Mega Man 2 (2 hours, PC)
Mega Man 2 was a fan favorite Mega Man game back in the days of the NES. The NES came to…
Mini-Review: Mega Man (6 ½ hours, PC)
I did not realize the practicality of the rewind feature included in Mega Man Legacy Collection until at least half way through…
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…
Grand Theft Auto III (PC version, 48 hours)
There was nothing like Grand Theft Auto III before Grand Theft Auto III. Maybe the notion of an open world game started thanks…
