This week, Gillman and I play some Mortal Kombat 11 because he bought the super mega ultra version on sale for like 20 bucks or something. So we talk about the MK…
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VIDEOCAST – Infinity (Unreleased GBC title from 1999)
Infinity was a Gameboy Color title that was in development from 1999-2001 then suddenly canceled. There is a Kickstarter trying to revive this project with stretch goals to finish it and release…
Trigger Witch (Xbox One) Review
A twin-stick shooter that feels similar to a classic Zelda title, Trigger Witch plays like a forgotten SNES game. The goofy story, cartoony visuals, and simple but action oriented gameplay mix well…
Fantastic Night Dreams Cotton Reboot (PS4) Review with stream
Cotton is a classic shooter and an original title to adopt the “cute’em up” visual presentation directly into gameplay when it was first released on the Sharp X68000 and in arcades. Playing…
Videocast – Orcs Must Die! 3 (PC)
This week, Gillman and I try out some Orcs Must Die 3. It seems to be more of the same, which is by no means a bad thing, as real time action…
Ayo the Clown (Switch) Review
Ayo The Clown is a family friendly 2.5D platformer designed for young or inexperienced players. While not has complicated, difficult, or action packed as a Mario, Kirby, or even a Yoshi platformer,…
Within the Blade (Xbox One) Review
Within the Blade has the foundation of a solid stealth/action ninja adventure, the 16-bit visuals are nicely detailed, and each stage can be completed in just a few minutes, ensuring fast gameplay….
Check out these Halo Slurpee and Mountain Dew drinks
What would a triple A game launch be without sugary drinks? Since the beginning, Microsoft’s popular Halo series has launched most installments with marketing tie-ins of some kind. Halo 2 through Halo…
Metaloid: Origin (PS4) Review with stream
Sequel to Metagal, Metaloid Origins is a 2D classic run-and-gun action platformer that should please fans of 8 and 16-bit Mega Man titles. There are a total of three playable character, each…
Inbento (Xbox One) Review
Originally released in early 2020 on Nintendo Switch, Inbento is a casual puzzle game that anyone can play. The play-at-your-own-pace approach is super laid back and the silent narrative about a Mommy…