Reviews
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Review: SEGA AGES Thunder Force IV (Switch)
M2’s 3D Classics range for the 3DS were undoubtedly some of SEGA’s best reissues, with generous feature sets and full…
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Review: Shenmue I & II (PS4)
Shenmue fans are some of the most dedicated people in the gaming world. After begging and pleading for 15 years…
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Review: Shining Resonance Refrain (PS4)
Does anyone else think of 2007 as being only a couple years ago at most? Then you look at a…
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Review: Ikaruga (Switch)
Treasure’s classic polarity-shifting shmup, Ikaruga, may have started life on the Dreamcast, but it’s certainly no stranger to newer formats.…
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Review: SEGA Mega Drive/Genesis Collection (PS4)
The Mega Drive was by far SEGA’s most successful console, and boy won’t they let us forget it. Since abandoning…
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Review: Dragon’s Crown Pro (PS4)
Last gen re-releases are nothing new. In fact, there’s often an air of inevitability about them these days. Hence, we…
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Review: Endless Space 2 Untold Tales/Symphony of the Lost DLC
[tie_index]Intro[/tie_index] Endless Space 2, Amplitude’s Studios’ latest sci-fi 4X offering, officially released in May last year following a soft launch…
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Review: The Alliance Alive (3DS)
[tie_index]Intro[/tie_index] Coming off the back of the infuriatingly mediocre The Caligula Effect on the PS Vita, Japanese developer, Furyu and…
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Review: Radiant Historia Perfect Chronology
[tie_index]Intro[/tie_index] If you’d asked a fair amount of people which Atlus titles would be decent candidates for current-gen remakes, chances…
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Review: Yakuza 6: The Song of Life
[tie_index]Intro[/tie_index] Where do I even begin? My experience with the Yakuza series has been very brief. I’m not going to sugarcoat this,…
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