Reviews

Introduction Special, You Say? It’s pretty well known nowadays that Nintendo is highly protective of its IPs; besides a few mobile games, their franchises continue to stay strictly on their platforms, and there seems to be no signs of them ever branching out. Having said that, Nintendo in the 80s and 90s was a bit more experimental with allowing their franchises on other consoles and computers...for better or for worse. Plenty of these games for non-Nintendo platforms usually consisted of...

In July 18, 2017, 2 game made by the same Developers were released Fallen Legion: Sins of an Empire exclusively for the PS4 and Fallen Legion: Flames of Rebellion for the PSVita, there are pretty much the same game with the only difference being the story and the main protagonist, in 2018 those 2 games were combined and released as Fallen Legion: Rise to Glory for the Nintendo Switch and PC, that's the version which I am playing. The game was developed by YummyYummyTummy which previously...

Released exclusively in Japan on April 14, 2001, Dōbutsu no Mori was the final first-party title for the Nintendo 64 and the very first entry in what would become the beloved Animal Crossing series. Developed by Nintendo EAD under the direction of Katsuya Eguchi and Hisashi Nogami, the game introduced a radically different kind of experience, one that focused not on action or competition, but on slow-paced, open-ended living in a village populated by anthropomorphic animals. Despite...

I've never regretted coming late to enjoy a game as much as this one, while I beaten many SNES games in my middle school emulation days, I could never get to this one, I was a goofy goober then, so all the themes flew through my head, I was impatient and dropped the game totally, it wasn't until now that I can finally experience Ark's journey to restore Earth, and while I still feel bad for missing it all those years, yesterday I could finally beat it, on that day I realized how timeless a...

I’ve seen a lot of hate vented on this game although much can be said to all fps on the PSP. Aside from hardware limitations the lack of a second analog stick made it a bit awkward for fps games because you are forced to use the face buttons to aim. Despite these flaws some games can deliver a solid gaming experience. Another noticeable thing about this game is that it shares the same title of the PS2 third person shooter often mistaken this as a port. Ghost In The Shell Stand Alone...