Ni no Kuni won me over with its heartfelt characters and Ghibli magic. Sadly, Ni no Kuni II failed to recapture that magic. Here’s why.
Browsing: Op-Eds
As AAA games and video game characters get more realistic, there’s one aspect of the past I miss, and that’s the silent protagonist.
What happens when we become nostalgic for things we didn’t fully appreciate at the time? You get my experience with the Game Boy generation.
As HBO’s The Last of Us grows in popularity, it’s possible its greatest achievement is already behind it. Learn why in our op-ed.
What if Apex Legends players got armor evo points by reviving or respawning teammates? We break down why and how it could work.
Pentiment, a title from Xbox Game Studios, is out for PC, Xbox Series X/S, and Xbox One… yet it doesn’t work for Xbox One. An op-ed.
In honor of November 5, National D&D Day, here are five great video games for Dungeons & Dragons lovers that aren’t Baldur’s Gate!
With the 3DS eShop closing, I played The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons for the first time, and enjoyed nearly every minute of it.
“Gotcha!” game mechanics are as maligned as they are misunderstood. Let’s explore how these mechanics amplify (or cheapen) the experience.
Metroid Mike 64’s Mario Maker 2 creation is certainly enjoyable, but it just makes me want a real Super Mario Bros 5. even more.