Brawlers were a phenomenon in the early ’90s, but the genre has lived on to the present day, with Streets…
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…
Review: Call of Duty: World at War (21 hours, PC)
I had never finished a Call of Duty game until last night. Having played Battlefield: Bad Company 1 & 2, I’ll…
Special Feature: The Golden Age of Car Racing Video Games
At the turn of the century, from the 20th to the 21st, we saw a massive output of driving games…
Review: Need for Speed: Most Wanted (2012, PC)
It’s hard to measure digital distribution platform Steam’s impact on the game industry, especially because they don’t disclose sales numbers,…
Brief Game Review: Yoshi (1992, Game Boy)
Editor’s Note: It’s been a long time since having a Brief Game Review. Sometimes a slow day is nice. This…
Review: Tetrisphere (15 hours, Nintendo 64)
My sister didn’t play many video games when we were kids, but she got hooked on two. One was The…
Review: Tetris Attack (20 hours, Super Nintendo Entertainment System)
It’s a strange thing, but when I think of games that are popular in the San Francisco Bay Area, I…
Decaf and Live Stream (Streets of Rage 3)
I must warn you about this one. I was super tired, it was late at night, and I accidentally call Streets…
Review: Battlefield: Bad Company 2
At the time of its release, Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare received almost universal praise. War games are nothing…
Blimps Go 180 