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Over the past few decades, many platformers have allowed gamers to explore 3D environments, but very few have allowed us to walk on walls and ceilings. So what better protagonist to showcase this m ...

Rewinding VHS tapes is one of those things that rekindles my nostalgia, and a very specific kind of nostalgia to be exact. One that only hits when you hear the crackle of an old cartoon reel, when ...

There are games that just take you by surprise. Games you don't really know what to expect from or how they work until you pick up the controller and struggle to put it back down. Those games are p ...

Mario's very first adventure on Game Boy was weird yet memorable to say the least. How well does it still hold up during Mario's 40th anniversary?

The Mega Man Star Force games are probably some of the most discussed entries in the Mega Man franchise, and not always for the right reasons. Originally released on Nintendo DS, they marked the st ...

Poor Darwin. The cartoony octopus escapes a food processing factory, only to get caught up in a strange alien conspiracy. Luckily for him, he's one of the smartest animals on the planet, using stea ...

After the success of The Super Mario Bros. Movie, a sequel always felt inevitable. With The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, Nintendo and Illumination aim for something bigger in scope, packed with famili ...

Certain combinations in games just click with me on a personal level. Adding things like Greek mythology to a music game usually gives me that golden duo: gods, drama, and a strong soundtrack, and ...

The video game icon that started with a flash game on Newgrounds is back. Not in the pixelated form we associate with him, but in glorious 3D.

Kena: Bridge of Spirits is one of my favorite hidden gems from the past few years. As an indie title, it performed exceptionally well on PlayStation 5, and it's a game I still look back on fondly.