It came as a shock to many that Arc System Works announced their own Marvel fighting game. After all, when people think of Marvel and fighting games, Capcom is the very first thing that comes to mind. But maybe change
Somewhere, there are three men laughing at gamers across the world. Their names are Gabe Cuzzillo, Maxi Boch, and Bennett Foddy, and in 2019, they created my Game of the Year pick of that year, Ape Out. So why are
There are right ways and wrong ways to do time-based RPGs. Thankfully, Smilegate and CONTROL9’s latest endeavor, MIRESI: Invisible Future, has found a very good formula to craft a strong time-based RPG. First, get an engaging story. Second, waifus. Lots
With the release of last year’s Scott Pilgrim Takes Off, Bryan Lee O’Malley’s creation has seen a major resurgence. So it seems natural that the Sex Bob-omb bassist, his love Ramona, and the League of Evil Exes would once again
The boys have been busy this last month! For starters, AFLM and JonStar take on Retro World Con and Granite State Comic Con, whilst King Baby Duck returns from Tokyo Game Show. But the guys have time to sit down
Right at the beginning of Rain98’s Tokyo Game Show demo, you’re told that what you’re about to see isn’t the beginning of the game. So imagine my surprise when the very first image I was greeted with was of a
The 35th anniversary of the Cotton franchise is just around the corner, and what better way to celebrate than with a brand-new chapter in the series! Success was on the Tokyo Game Show floor this year, showcasing the latest adventure
Hey you! Do you like trains?! How about trains that pull off radical moves?! Fireshine Games and Undercoders certainly hopes so, as their latest game Denshattack! is bound to make waves (or rails) with how crazy of a concept it
Out of all the yokai characters in the world, I love tanukis the most. They’re cute, fluffy, and filled with great spirit. Denkiworks's Tanuki: Pon’s Summer takes my love of these creatures, and places it in a Mat Hoffman’s Pro
There was an eight-year gap between the first Shantae on Game Boy Color and its follow-up, Risky’s Revenge, on the Nintendo DS. However, we came very close to having the Half-Genie Hero appearing on the Game Boy Advance. But a