Last night I introduced my Switch to the new capture card – they don’t get along perfectly, but I think it’s be beginning of a beautiful friendship. I’m also really impressed that my cheap, cheap internet has the fortitude to … Continue reading
Two new Monster Hunter game for Switch were announced this morning. TWO! Yes, they’re both 2021 releases, but that’s fine! I can wait! Just gimme dem monsta hoonts! Monster Hunter Rise looks like it might be Monster Hunter 6? It … Continue reading
Here’s a fun piece of trivia for you: I played 99 different video games throughout 2019. If you averaged it out, that would mean I spent 3.69 days playing each one. That’s obviously inaccurate and meaningless, but it was a … Continue reading
~ Game Over ~ Link’s Awakening (Switch) – A wonderful shot-for-shot remake of my favourite Zelda game. Honestly, I think I would have liked to see a little more changed/added to it, to really justify the choice to remake it. … Continue reading
Monster Hunter is a series of video games that has only very slightly changed with each new iteration. It has adhered to very strict game design rules, making it so that while gameplay is refined and smoothed out in more … Continue reading
~ Game Over ~ Final Fantasy X HD Remaster (PS4) – I’ve never really played FFX before, and I have to say… This is an excellent game! The story was fun and surprisingly emotional, and the battle system is really … Continue reading
~ Game Over ~ PictoQuest (Switch) – This picross RPG came out of nowhere, and I fell for it so hard. Like, so hard. Truth be told, it’s not really special in any way and is a little too short, … Continue reading
~ Game Over ~ Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate (Switch) – I have now technically finished the multiplayer component, having defeated the final boss and removed my HR limit. But of course there are still tons of quests left to complete, … Continue reading
~ Game Over ~ Castle of Heart (Switch) – I wrote a full review of this one. Refunct (Switch) – I liked the screenshots, and decided why not spend the $2.50? Well, it’s… an incredibly simple game. Jump across the … Continue reading
The unthinkable has happened: I’m changing the format of my Game of the Year feature. In previous years, I’ve always used the caveat “best games I beat in 20XX” as a way to extend my list beyond games released that … Continue reading