PlayStation 4 Review: ‘Dragon Ball: Xenoverse’
Dragon Ball: Xenoverse is the latest in an unsurprisingly long list of games based on the hugely popular Dragon Ball manga and subsequent anime series. It’s hard to believe that Dragon Ball is 30 years...
View ArticlePlayStation 4 Review: ‘Dark Souls III’
I have spent hours playing Dark Souls III. To be specific, as of this writing, the in-game counter puts it at just over 30 hours. I am, I both rejoice and fear, nowhere near the end of the game. Thirty...
View ArticlePlayStation 4 Review: ‘Dark Souls III – Ashes of Ariandel’ DLC
Until I installed the Ashes of Ariandel DLC for Dark Souls III, I didn’t realize how much I missed the game. When I wrote my review for the main game, I was 30 hours in. After that, I put in nearly...
View ArticlePlayStation 4 Review: ‘Dark Souls III – The Ringed City’ DLC
At the tail end of March, the final DLC addition to Dark Souls III was released, and 20-plus hours of play later (but with a boss or two still to be defeated), this reviewer is more than pleased with...
View ArticleNintendo 3DS Review: Pac-Man & Galaga Dimensions
If I were to sit here and write that the new Pac-Man & Galaga Dimensions for the 3DS had the ultimate versions of Pac-Man and Galaga and that you had to, no matter what, play these games, would you...
View ArticlePlayStation 3 Review: Dark Souls
There are movies which I go to which I don’t particularly enjoy but which I recognize as being big and important. I refer to these films as “good for you movies” – they’re movies that you should watch...
View ArticlePlayStation 3 Review: Ace Combat – Assault Horizon
In 1992, Namco released a flight-simulator arcade game called Air Combat, a bulky action fighter title that not only took up about half of a city block but was nonetheless popular enough to draw in...
View ArticlePlayStation 3 Review: SoulCalibur V
If you will forgive me, there are things in this world which I do not understand. For instance (and I only bring this up due to today’s date), I don’t understand Valentine’s Day – don’t you always...
View ArticlePlayStation 3 Review: Ridge Racer Unbounded
Since its release in May of 2010, Blur has, hands down, been my favorite arcade racer. Oh sure, you have people who like Split/Second better and in my heart, Nail’d has been a close second to Blur,...
View ArticlePlayStation 3 Review: Tales of Graces f
OK, so before you start groaning: yes, this is another Japanese role-playing game (or “J-RPG,” as they are known to fans). And, as such, you can expect a gratuitous amount of big-eyed androgynous...
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