Nintendo systems and shovelware go together like peas and carrots. Often, these games come in the form of licensed titles created to quickly cash in on a recognizable brand. Nevertheless, once in a blue moon,…
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Ergonomic office equipment and gaming share a lot of things in common. Unless you’re playing something that demands you stand up and flail your arms about, most of the time you are going to be…
The first Guns, Gore & Cannoli game released solely on the PC. At the time, I had seen the name and the game tossed around in a few places. I usually have a flood of…
Oscar Wilde once said, “Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery that mediocrity can pay to greatness.” This might help to explain why there are so many games that have tried to copy or imitate…
Twin-stick shooters can seem like an easy genre to get right at face value. When the primary mechanics revolve around moving and shooting, however, you have to bring more to the table. Titles such as…
Super Mario Party is a step forward for the series, but it is still not quite as fun as you remember the old games being. Advertised as a series reboot, Super Mario Party attempts to…
Haunted Dungeons: Hyakki Castle is not a game in my wheelhouse. I’m a fan of mainly turn-based RPGs, action games, rhythm games, and first-person shooters. Outside of Diablo III, dungeon crawlers aren’t necessarily the type of…
It’s hard to really pinpoint what kind of game Rise and Shine really is. The promotional images and trailer, at least for me, painted it as something totally different. At first glance, it looked like something…
I’ve been an early adopter of Nintendo products since the Nintendo Wii. That’s when I was enough into my adulthood where I was working and could afford to put money aside to buy games at…
Oh My Godheads is a quirky couch multiplayer title focusing on its own frantic version of Capture the Flag. A party game through and through, Oh My Godheads has four different local multiplayer modes and…