PsyDoom: astonishing open-source Doom port for PC
We take a look at PsyDoom, an open-source backport of PlayStation Doom for Windows and Linux PCs (and it runs on Steam Deck).Read More →
We take a look at PsyDoom, an open-source backport of PlayStation Doom for Windows and Linux PCs (and it runs on Steam Deck).Read More →
A retro review of the original Crash Bandicoot on the PS1Read More →
Released back in 2001, Return To Castle Wolfenstein was the first sequel to Wolfenstein 3D. Produced by id Software, it retells the Wolfenstein story with a Medal of Honor-style first person viewpoint. Dropping the player into a World War II Nazi Germany stalag, Return To Castle Wolfenstein is a blast.Read More →
Long before the MCU became a thing that people talked about, hero movies were limited to mutants, mutant spiders, and men in capes. The videogame world wasn’t too different – the mid 2000s had a definite drought on decent super hero games. Thankfully, Freedom Force from Irrational Games came along,Read More →
We take a look at one of the most iconic games ever released: Super Mario Bros. Mario is one of the most well-known video game protagonists with an unmatched legacy. The Mario games have existed longer than I have, and as I was a Sega kid, I never tried theRead More →
A review of Chase HQ 2 on the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive including a final verdict and score. The Chase HQ games found success in the arcades, and there have been multiple entries over the years. I’m reviewing Chase HQ 2 on the Sega Mega Drive, not to be confused with the 2007 arcade gameRead More →
I find the video game adaptation of pinball to be a fascinating one. While the medium allows for near-limitless creativity, most pinball games are firmly grounded in reality. Dragon’s Fury is a stellar example of what can be done without those restraints. Dragon’s Fury (also known as Devil’s Crush) isRead More →
Bhav Soor takes a look at Sonic Rush, the first Sonic game to land on Nintendo’s popular handheld. The Nintendo DS saw a plethora of video game series making their way to the console, taking advantage of its handheld and dual screen capabilities. Approximately a year into its lifespan, theRead More →
DOOM by ID Software is an undisputed classic and responsible for countless FPS tropes we know today. Despite its status, my only real experience with the series is with Doom 2016, and this is the first time I’m giving the original a proper try. Thrown in at the deep endRead More →
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