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Knowledge is Power joins the list of new social party games in the Playlink line of titles from PlayStation. It’s a series of games that speak to the casual gaming crowd or for those who…

For all of the fellow Vita lovers, the second I got into my demo room for Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night the first question I had was “is it still coming to PlayStation Vita?”. The…

I didn’t know what to expect when jumping into ONRUSH, an adrenaline-filled car-combat title. Boy did it surprise me though. Are you curious about ONRUSH? Here’s my off-the-cuff review. Be sure to check out Enthusiast…

Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon is a spin-off title from the Kickstarter for Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night. This game has been developed by Inti Creates in an 8-bit style and showcases gameplay from the…

I’ll be honest, taking on this review was a tough feat for me. As a spoiler-sensitive person myself, I typically avoid talking story details as much as I can in my reviews. I’ve said this…

PlayStation Vita remote-play reviews analyze and critique how a game plays on Vita via remote-play. The opinions throughout this review don’t necessarily reflect the quality of the game. However, in some instances, I will speak…

(thumbnail photography by Nary Fam) Disclaimer: This game was reviewed on the PS4 Pro. A copy of the game was provided by the publisher. Initially, Sony was unsure whether or not they should continue the God of War…

Reverie is a brand new PS Vita exclusive that takes notes from The Legend of Zelda and Earthbound. It’s wildly charming, surprisingly clever, and has a handful of very memorable moments. I put together a…

Today’s PS Vita remote-play review is for Shadow of the Colossus. Disclaimer: PlayStation Vita remote-play reviews analyze and critique how a game plays on Vita via remote-play. The opinions throughout this video review don’t necessarily reflect…

I’m always jealous when a new console design comes out. There’s something about a slimmer model or change in color that makes its predecessor look old and dingy. And of course, there’s always that inner-quarrel…