If two’s company and three’s a crowd, what does that make four? This is not a review of Catherine: Full Body. I want to make that very clear upfront. I will not be covering the ins and outs of this game while providing thought-provoking analysis (as if I’ve ever done that, hah!). Instead, this post … Continue reading Catherine: Full Body is Exactly What I Needed
Author: Tim Colegate
Yakuza 5 Remastered Review
The Dragon’s journey continues. Video version can be found here. It’s been almost three months and I haven’t talked about Yakuza at all during that time (excluding my Japanese Games on Xbox post of course) so I know many of you are worried about me. Never fear though since I’m here today to give you … Continue reading Yakuza 5 Remastered Review
Japanese Games on Xbox: Part 4
Yes, it’s that time again. Video version can be found here. The year is 2020 and it’s been nearly two years since my last post about Japanese games on Xbox so I figured it was high time to do another one of these. I know some of you are probably asking yourselves “Why is this … Continue reading Japanese Games on Xbox: Part 4
Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney Trilogy Review
I decided to try something a little different today with my review of the Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney Trilogy. Consequently, there will not be a written version. The structure of the review is such that it only works in video form. I hope you all enjoy watching it as much as I did making it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SF7pdLe6LDQ … Continue reading Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney Trilogy Review
The Nintendo Strategy
Sailing towards a blue ocean. After more than 200 days, Nintendo finally deigned to release a Direct showcasing the company’s plans for 2020. In case you don’t know, a Nintendo Direct is a livestream (or simply a video) Nintendo releases to show off the games coming to the Switch (or whatever console happens to be … Continue reading The Nintendo Strategy
Yakuza 4 Remastered Review
YouTube video can be found here. The cast keeps on growing. It’s a new(ish) year and you know what that means: it’s time for another Yakuza review! I don’t want to spoil my own review here but, as one commenter on my Yakuza 3 video said, “Yakuza games are always good” and, luckily for us … Continue reading Yakuza 4 Remastered Review
Is E3 Dying?
Video Version can be found here. The short answer is no. There, I saved you some time. Discussion about the Electronic Entertainment Expo’s, a.k.a. E3’s, inevitable demise is nothing new. People have been saying for years that the show is either not relevant or will die off any day now. The show has been around … Continue reading Is E3 Dying?
Astral Chain Review
Video version can be found here. Partners in justice. This review for Astral Chain has been the most difficult review I’ve ever written. Not because I don’t know what to say but because it’s never been this hard to settle on a final score. Spoiler alert: the final score will be an eight out of … Continue reading Astral Chain Review
My Gaming Biases
Video version can be found here. Let’s get to know each other, shall we? A sudden realization dawned on me the other day while I was pondering the meaning of life: I’ve never discussed my gaming preferences with my blogging audience. Today, I aim to fix that. Since you all trust me to be your … Continue reading My Gaming Biases
The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds Review
Author's Note: Since I don't have a capture card for my 2DS XL, I only have pictures of the game taken with my cell phone. The quality is iffy to say the least but it gets the job done. Merge away. Link’s Awakening on the Switch did something to me last year. It gave me … Continue reading The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds Review