PokeVision Provides Pokemon Locations in Real Time for Pokemon GO Trainers
Man, Pokemon Go sure is popular. In fact, I lose contact to many of friends at random, only to find them wandering the streets in search of Dragonite or Charizard. I’ll admit I’ve ignored house work to galumph through the streets to stock up on items and challenge gyms. The game is a phenomenon that has consumed not only the world, but my community as well. It’s gotten to the poi...[Read More]
Monster Hunter Generations Review
While Capcom may have missed the mark with the past few Resident Evil games, focusing instead on remakes and re-releases, and there hasn’t been a new Megaman game in quite some time, there is one franchise that Capcom continues to shine with, Monster Hunter. Monster Hunter is essentially a game of boss fights in which the player is sorely outmatched as the creatures are massive forces of nat...[Read More]
Catalyst Mints Review
Early on in my streaming journey, I stumbled upon a company looking for streamers to promote their brand of gaming glasses, No Scope. At the time, I wrote for a different magazine and offered to do a review. I was intrigued at the idea of glasses that reduced strain, but vowed to not support anything I didn’t enjoy using, so I set out to do the review first. After buying a pair myself, for t...[Read More]
Catalyst Mints
From the people behind No Scope Gaming Glasses comes Catalyst Mints, an energy supplement that seeks to replace the usual energy drink to focus gamers and tighten their performance.
Nintendo 64 Disk Drive Prototype Found
Retro gamers are rejoicing all over right now at the sheer possibility of what was recently found by youtuber MetalJesusRocks; he has found a unique N64 Disk Drive. The Nintendo Disk Drive was a planned expansion to the N64, basically pushing the boundaries of what the N64 could do to compete with the power of the Playstation. In the early 2000s, sites reported fervently on the next big thing, eve...[Read More]
Star Citizen Backer Gets Refund
Star Citizen is a game that looks to be a holy union between Call of Duty, Mass Effect, and even bits of No Man’s Sky. One with incredible expectations as it smashed its Kickstarter goal with over 2 million donated to the cause of development. That Kickstarter campaign was several years ago with the game just now getting into its earliest of alpha stages, with no definite release date in sig...[Read More]
Nintendo is Releasing a Mini NES System
Feel free to check what today is. It’s not April Fool’s Day. This is legit. Announced by Nintendo themselves, the Mini NES is in production to be released on the eleventh of November this year, just in time for the holiday shopping season. The Mini NES is similar to the plug-and-play devices we’ve seen over the years for Atari and Sega systems of old, however, this Mini NES will ...[Read More]
The Gamers Continues with a New Series
Beloved indie film series The Gamers is getting a new series which will culminate in a new film. It begins where the first one left off, following a Kickstarter happening throughout July. Before we go into the details of the new series, lets explore the history of The Gamers. So far there are three major films, with several spin-offs, all created by Dead Gentlemen Productions and Zombie Orpheus En...[Read More]
Mod Puts the Sexy back in Tokyo Mirage Sessions
Games coming from Japan into the US or going international usually get some form of censorship, recently in the form of omitting the skimpier outfits of female characters. That and removing that face touching mini game from Fire Emblem Fates. Anyways, modders are striking back to get the game back to their original forms this time with the recently released Tokyo Mirage Sessions, the crossover of ...[Read More]
Digimon Adventure Tri Hitting US Theaters in September
Ah, Digimon, possibly my favorite monster-centered phenomenon of the 90s and beyond, yes even more so than Pokemon. While, I’ll always enjoy the main Pokemon games the most, the Digimon anime was superior to me with its continuous plot lines and interesting creature designs. Couple this with the dark themes of the third season of Digimon makes me a lifelong fan.
Batman: Return to Arkham Delayed
Bad news has been hovering over the Batman Arkham series like the weight of Bruce’s lack of parents. Not only did the PC version of what was otherwise a stellar entry to the series Arkham Knight run poorly, but customers were offered refunds for even digital versions. In fact, I’m not sure if it’s playable to this day. Unfortunately, the trend of unfortunate events continues as B...[Read More]
Zero Time Dilemma
Zero Time Dilemma is a cinematic adventure game hitting the 3DS, Vita, and Windows, as a middle entry between 999 and Virtue's Last Reward. Escape-the-Room style puzzles and fully voiced cutscenes deviate from the typical visual novel gameplay established by its obscure legacy.