Major League Baseball 2K7

From Griffey Jr.’s SNES games up to The Show ‘25 , I‘ve probably played more hours of baseball video games than any other type of game. However, I wouldn’t say I’m picky nor have super high standards for rating a baseball game. If it’s fun enough, has fluid gameplay, accessible/rewarding hitting, and gives me some ‘inside baseball’, I’m usually satisfied. During the PSX era, the Triple Play series checked off more…

Review · SuckaFred · 1 like

Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem

Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem is a critics game. It's the kind of highly praised, well remembered title that horror aficionados always roar in approval of, and game critics often put on a high pedestal as among the best ever made. Part of that is due to it being a more cerebral experience for the player, at a time where horror games were moving towards action-packed thrill rides. It’s even rarer still to see…

Review · linksocarina · 1 like

Mortal Shell II

By the time I finished the game I think I understand the "parry slop" concept more. You can pretty much parry and status attack your way through the game, which makes it a much more approachable and fun "get in and get out" Soulslike experience. The 25hrs it took to beat were a just right amount for length. By the final boss I was not wanting to explore anymore. This game won't be remembered as the best at anything…

Review · KQKKLUjR · 1 like

RetroPiece Theater: Secret of Evermore

When it comes to retro gaming there are the classics that have been iterated upon ad nauseum, there are the derivative also-rans that history's mostly forgotten, and then there are those so singularly strange that they've yet to be imitated, even by Toby Fox. Guess which one I'm drawn to most? Guess which one Square's Secret of Evermore is?

Article · mento · 1 like

I Finished Metroid Dread and All I got was a Longer Backlog

Metroid Dread is good, man. It's really good. Unfortunately, it reminds you the other Metroid games are ALSO really good.

Article · ford_dent · 3 likes

Scrying the Future: 4 Gaming Industry Predictions for 2027 and Beyond

Perhaps predictably itself, the electronics affordability issue and rising development costs relate to most of these.

Article · Chron · 1 like