There's plenty of The Last of Us: Part 2 reviews going 'round the internet these days and most of them are quite interesting. Lots of polarizing opinions and what not. And while not everyone loved the game as much as I did, Naughty Do...

Every year, a new Call of Duty releases. While all of them are smashing commercial successes, not all of them are liked or fondly remembered. There are a few around the edges that range from okay to terrible in the public eye. While n...

but no strawhat. Featuring Terranigma and Kaguya Hime. Greetings fellow game music lovers, another mini update from the Blazer game that never reached U.S. shores, Terranigma (1995). Our focus is the appropriately named song "Call at a...

Minor spoiler warning: I will be discussing themes and characters found in this game, and a mid-game twist, so if you are sensitive to that information, I would recommend avoiding this review until you have completed the game.   ...

After the debatable qualities of the top 100-91 games on Retro Sanctuary'stop 100 PS1 games list, the selection was only going to get better. Surprisingly, it got better by quite a bit. While I actually reviewed only one game in t...

  SPOILER WARNING – This article contains spoilers for TLoU2   The Last of Us Part II (TLoU2 hereafter) is finally here, and the road to release has been as hostile as the twisted and overrun trails of post-outbreak Jac...

Somehow, of the three Xenoblade Chronicles games I've played, X has the sidequests I remember best. Maybe because they stood out so much above the plot, maybe for other reasons. While I remember the quest of Vess in Xenoblade Chronicle...

There is so much that I wanted to say about this game that in a review, but I wanted to try to write a 'professional' review because I had seen so few.  With that being said, a lot of the soul of things that made me love the game ...

Fire Emblem with Seoul Sometimes there is just nothing going on at work or in my life, so I go and check out the upcoming section on Steam to see if there is anything I can get excited about.  I saw a bright yellow rectangle with...

Ori and the Blind Forest was a special experience for me. Moon Studios took advantage of the freedom that comes with indie game design, and combined it with beautifully honed platforming, and iced that cake with a powerful and moving s...

While they are not a very well-known developer, Treasure managed to carve a well-regarded niche for themselves. They are known to make all kinds of solid action shooters from Shmups like Radiant Silvergun to Run 'n Guns like Gunstar He...

Featuring Chrono Cross and country rock. Greetings fellow game music lovers, another sunday, another Mitsuda entry. Again from Chrono Cross (1999), this time the focus of interest is the song "Dream Of The Shore Near Another World" the...

The Star Wars franchise is going through some interesting changes. While its recent films have disappointed many, the franchise has found success in other mediums. Television has been one of those successful mediums with the recent sh...

So, I made a youtube episode, it took me like a week to do it. I tried to make it fresh and deliver it at a rapid pace fashion. That means I don't dwell on games for more than like 2 minutes. What do you guys think? Here's the of...

In the search of a cure for our father You led the way with the utmost patience Guiding me like mother Who watches over us from heaven's fences.  Strength is useless alone My muscles grew bigger at your side&...

YOU HAVE 7 DAYS... Adolescence is the strangest thing. It's that confusing period between childhood and adulthood, where you're expected to act more like the latter but can't enjoy any of its perks, and at the same time, you can't fall...

Hey Folks...!   There is a golden rule with questions in headlines. If a headline asks you a question the answer is almost certainly no. We can see that I've opened this post with a question but perhaps...maybe this time we are bu...

I live in a literal desert in the northern hemisphere. Here at the start of July the temperatures are getting unbearable, and I am forever glad that someone figured out Air Conditioning before I was born. When things get this hot, many...

Ori and the Blind Forest was one of the standout games of 2015 and recaptured the hearts of many in the 2D exploration genre.  While some sequels are content with simply rehashing the high points of their predecessor, a good sequ...

Featuring Sailor Moon: Another Story, Nightlife Unlimited and Off Course. Greetings fellow game music lovers, for today's mini update, another Sailor Moon game: Sailor Moon: Another Story (1995) for the Super Famicom. One of the few Sa...

June is here, and June means Steam Summer Sale! In addition to the sale Steam has also hosted a ton of demos for upcoming games. My list this month is lengthier than usual, but it’s made up of a lot of these demos and games that ...

July. The month of fireworks, apple pie, and still staying indoors. At least video games are still being released though. So, for list 36, here are my top anticipated releases of July. But first, some rules. The game has to be release...

As June draws to a close I am putting an end to that one blog I have been wanting to publish since December 2019. A month ago I wrote the corresponding awards for 2018 and that felt amazing. To write the games I played during a year an...

UPDATE: The poll to vote for the fan favorites is now live! https://eglive.typeform.com/to/A9oU3DeC  A while ago, Destructoid had announced a new streaming competition that is taking place on Destructoid’s Twitch channel. I...

Out of all of the demos I played this month, Coromon is the one that I’m most looking forward to. I’ve played the demo for nearly 9 hours which is more time than I’ve dedicated to many full games. With the Coromon dem...