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E3 2018: Fate/Extella Link Feels Like DLC

Fate/Extella: The Umbral Star was an interesting title. It was basically a faster, less difficult, Dynasty Warriors, with a couple interesting...

E3 2018: Gungrave VR Brings '90s Fun to the PlayStation VR

As much as some people want VR to succeed, there are some games that don’t add much to the platform. This is something I’ve said about Moss, with...

E3 2018: SMACH Z is a Portable PC Game System That Could Be a Smash Hit or Massive Failure

The idea of the SMACH Z is quite brilliant. Similar to how the Switch is both a handheld and portable system, SMACH Z is a portable PC. What stands...

E3 2018: Lego DC Super-Villains is a New Take with a Familiar Direction

As great as blockbusters like Halo, God of War and The Legend of Zelda are, sometimes you need a game that is simple fun. For many this is the Lego...

E3 2018: Senran Kagura Burst Re:Newal Attempts to Modernize the Original

One of the struggles of making any series is ensuring no one gets left behind. Movies and shows resolve this by selling releases/seasons and more...

E3 2018: Hitman 2 is More than Just a Stealth Game

Recently we’ve seen Hitman return to both critical and commercial success, making it an easy choice for a sequel. With so many elaborate...

E3 2018: My Hero One's Justice Is Something Fans Will Likely Enjoy

With a number of series coming to a close, My Hero Academia is quickly becoming one of Shonen Jump’s most popular series. With an anime, spin-offs...

E3 2018: Soulcalibur VI is a Knockout

A lot has changed since Soulcalibur V released in 2012. eSports is on the rise, fighting games have made an effort to be more accessible, a few...

E3 2018: mCable Helps Bring Older Devices to Modern Standards

If you read our reviews, then you’ve no doubt read one or more of mine and, if there is one thing I consistently do, it’s ignore graphics. There...

E3 2018: Labyrinth of Refrain: Coven of Dusk is an Interesting Take on Dungeon Crawlers

Over the years’ publishers have been better at bringing games to the West, though there are still things that slip through the cracks. One such...

E3 2018: Metro: Exodus is More than a Lot of Dialogue

Going into Metro: Exodus I wasn’t sure what to think. The initial presentation revealed some impressive information, like it has twice the...

E3 2018: Underworld Ascendant is Quite Rough Around the Edges

There are a couple things that make previews rather difficult. In addition to having unfamiliar controllers, minimal time to form an opinion, only so...

E3 2018: Astro's Latest Offerings are Purely Cosmetic

Last year Astro made some rather big moves announcing a low tier wired and wireless headphone. This year there were people hoping for a massive...

E3 2018: Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night Continues to Impress

Last year Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night was one of the best games I played at E3. Unlike Mighty No. 9, it understood what made its source great,...

E3 2018: God Wars: The Complete Collection Addresses Concerns and Adds New Content

One of the biggest criticisms in regards to reviews, is the fact they’re largely snapshots of that moment. A number of games, such as The...

E3 2018: Overkill's The Walking Dead is About Working Together and Punishing Reckless Behavior

Over the years we’ve seen a number of games based off The Walking Dead. Where Telltale found success, The Walking Dead: Survival Instinct is one...

E3 2018: Hyper Sports R Tries to Fill the Void Left by Wii Sports

Regardless of how you feel about the Nintendo Wii, there is something special about Wii Sports. Even though I managed to be a worse bowler, which...

E3 2018: Disgaea 1 Complete Updates the Original and Brings it to the Switch

One of this year’s biggest surprises was a remake of the original Disgaea. Even if Disgaea 2 has superior mechanics, cross overs, Laharl’s side...

E3 2018: Creed: Rise to Glory Reminds Us that Motion Controls can be Awesome when Done Right

Creed: Rise to Glory is the type of game I think of when people say VR. Not only does something like boxing translate well to VR, especially with...

E3 2018: There is More to Team Sonic Racing than Winning the Race

From the beginning Sonic has been synonymous with speed, so much so that a racing game was inevitable. Years later there has been a couple Sonic...

E3 2018: Zone of the Enders: The 2nd Runner Mars VR Mode is Simply Fantastic

As much as I loved Moss, I never understood why it was a VR game. It was basically your standard action adventure game with some cumbersome, at least...

E3 2018: SNK Heroines: Tag Team Frenzy Combines King of Fighters with PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale

Over the years a couple games have tried to break the preconceptions associated with fighting games. Guilty Gear Isuka tried to add four player...

E3 2018: Project 1v1 is All About Proving You're the Best

Before experiencing Project 1v1 it was explained as simply being based off gladiator battles. The idea that two people enter and one walks away is...

E3 2018: Dying Light 2 Tries to do Morality Right and Make Fans Happy

It has been over three years since Dying Light released, giving developers plenty of time to plot, plan and create a satisfying sequel. For the team...

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