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If the original Splatoon received sales success on a console that didn’t, the potential for the series’ growth on a console that is harder to find than a Nintendo console without a Mario game is exponential. Splatoon 2 builds on the original in a number of ways, but for those who sunk tens of hours…

For a long time, there’s always been a debate as to whether or not the Sonic games of old were just a well-made product of their time or if they were genuinely great games. Sonic Mania has put those arguments to bed for the most part. Sega’s reinvention of the classic 2D Sonic formula has…

The idea of a Rocket League Switch version has always been a dream since the console was announced. Now that it’s here, does it live up to the potential? When the Nintendo Switch was first revealed, Rocket League was one of the first games that came to my mind. In many ways, Rocket League complements…

I love this game, and I hate this game. You see, Resident Evil 7 is all about emotions, both of your own making and those orchestrated by the game. Every hallway you walk down, every corner you turn, and every window you tentatively sneak past is brimming with horrible, ugly, and terrifying possibilities. It takes…

It’s a grim world out there in the best of times, but after a nuclear war, Metro Exodus takes any ideas of what an after-nuke planet might look like and turns them into a grim reality. The world of Metro Exodus and its landscapes are dark. Even the hard-hitting Caspian area, which invites the warmth…

Only a game like Hitman 2 can give you the feeling of all-encompassing power when carrying a pair of scissors while dressed as a gardener, yet at the same time, when armed with a semi-automatic rifle and a knife, fill you with a sense of dread that only a room with four bodyguards and your…

Fire Emblem has always been one of those series which I’ve never got round to investing enough of my time into. Sure, I’ve dabbled in a number of the games for a few hours here and there but life has always pulled me away from ever getting too involved in one. So, with that said,…

When a David Cage and Quantic Dream game sees the light of day, it really shouldn’t be any surprise to anyone what it’s going to be by now. While we’ve moved away from the supernatural twists of Indigo Prophecy (Fahrenheit for those in Europe) and the quaint French-American accents of Heavy Rain, how much you’ll…