Nintendo’s Wackiest New Game Feels Like The Devs Getting Away With Something
Somewhere in the back of my mind, I must have known that Rhythm Heaven was a close cousin to WarioWare, but it never stood out to me as strongly as…
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EA Sports UFC 6 Review – Complacency At The Top
Legendary boxer Marvin Hagler once said, “It’s difficult to get up and do roadwork at five in the morning when you’re sleeping in silk sheets.” While this refers to getting…
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Star Fox Is A New Beginning That Undermines Itself
There’s a reason Nintendo keeps remaking Star Fox 64. The N64 iteration of the rail shooter–at the time, the second Star Fox release–remains the apex of the franchise: a genuinely…
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Star Fox (2026) Review – Mission Complete
Nearly 30 years and now two whole remakes later, Star Fox 64 is still the “animals in airplanes” franchise’s crowning achievement. Not even Shigeru Miyamoto’s efforts with 2016’s Star Fox…
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The Adventures Of Elliot: The Millennium Tales Makes A Strong Argument For Silent Protagonists
In a relatively short time, Team Asano at Square Enix has made a name for itself. Between the Bravely and Octopath series, it has become known for taking a fresh…
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The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales Review – History Repeats Itself
Despite starring a hero clad in red, it’s clear that The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales is a game trying to fill the proverbial green tunic worn by Nintendo’s…
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