The F.B.I and cartoon character Dick Tracy, originators of the idiom “crime doesn’t pay,” were clearly idiots not familiar with modern video games. Given they came up with it in 1927 and were fictiona…
The NES Library on Nintendo Switch Online, Ranked
The Nintendo Switch’s online service finally launched last week to much fanfare (or furore, in many cases), and front and centre among its advantages – other than getting it for roughly £4 a yea…
De Blob 2 Review – Blob Mentality
The winner of the “best decapitated-Batman lookalike” competition 10 years running is back with a score to settle – with me personally I might add. While I adored the original release of the ori…
The Worst Pokemon Game
Pokemon games are like flavours of crisp; everybody has a favourite and least favourite, there’s absolutely no consensus on which is best or worst, and debates on the subject get more heated than a Mc…
Freedom Planet Review – Need Fur Speed
For all of the flack it catches, some pretty good things have come out of the Sonic the Hedgehog fan-base, all things considered – but no, I’m not talking about your hedgehog-unicorn OC who has …
Mega Man X: Legacy Collection 2 Review
(Note: Please refer also to my review of Legacy Collection 1 here – there are a lot of shared features between the two collections which are discussed there in much greater detail.) Mega Man has…
Mega Man X: Legacy Collection Review
It’s an interesting time to be a Mega Man fan, that much is certain; going from being Capcom’s ugly stepchild, locked in the attic with Nintendo desperately trying to slide snacks under the door, back…
Bomb Chicken Review – Expollosive
I moved house this weekend. I mention it not as any sort of bragging, but because it hopefully serves as justification for the frankly embarrassing amount of fast food I’ve been getting through –…
Entirely Infallible Nintendo E3 Predictions
Ahh, E3. That wonderful arbitrary time of year when all the major gaming companies of the world descend upon a venue in Los Angeles to showcase how absolutely no games are coming out until at least Se…
Fox ‘n’ Forests Review: Pixel Your Poison
Fox ‘n’ Forests very deliberately harkens back to a golden age of gaming; which is to say, 1991. Back when renting video games was not just a thing but actually popular, and games were made brutally d…
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