Surprisingly, Stage 13 is actually the final battle. Viper makes his last appearance and Snake has only 90 seconds to take him down before Metal Gear launches a nuke and millions of…
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SquallSnake Saga – Metal Gear Solid GBC Walkthrough – Stage 12 (Metal Gear boss battle)
The ending is near as Metal Gear becomes active and it is up to Snake to stop it before it reaches the surface. First, the player must take out Metal Gear’s legs…
REVIEW – Child of Light
Rhyming Through – Building from the success of the South Park: The Stick of Truth, Ubisoft’s prose-based RPG Child of Light is a $15 download about a female youth. Built using Ubisoft…
Videocast – Chronology (PC/Steam)
Gillman and I are playing a new game this week. Chronology is a slower paced indie puzzle platformer. We have some difficulty solving some puzzles and eventually the game glitches out on…
REVIEW – Scram Kitty and His Buddy on Rails Wii U eShop
Cat Scratch Fever – With a high challenge, lack of tutorial and constant requirement for perfect playthroughs, Scram Kitty and His Buddy on Rails is not for everybody. You know you are…
BLOG – Gamer’s Gullet: White Castle Waffle Sandwiches (Breakfast and Chicken)
The Slider Goes Waffle – A couple months ago I wrote an article about the new Taco Bell breakfast menu. Now, after trying the new White Castle Belgian Waffle sandwiches, which are…
REVIEW – R-Type Dimensions PS3/PSN
Classically Brutal With A Visual Twist – Originally released on XBLA back in 2009 by Tozai, this 2-in-1 classic compilation has snuck its way onto Sony’s digital PSN platform. Combining both coin-op…
BLOG – Club Nintendo May 2014 Summary
Physical Rewards Are Back Along with High Quality Digital Games – Last month, the Club Nintendo program went through a bit of a change as physical rewards were put on hold while…
SquallSnake Saga – Metal Gear Solid GBC Walkthrough – Stage 10 (Chopper Battle)
Stage 10 is one of the shortest stages as it is basically just a boss fight against a Chopper (but is Jenner flying it?). Using grenades, Snake takes it down but after…
REVIEW – Yoshi’s New Island Review 3DS
Touch Fuzzy, Get Dizzy – With a gentle tone and a slower paced platforming experience, Yoshi’s New Island might harken back to the original SNES adventure but uninspired level design, a forgettable…