Many years ago, interest in 3D platformers waned. Besides the likes of Nintendo’s offerings, diversity in the genre had all but dried up. Thankfully the platforming genre has gone through somewhat of a renaissance as of late. Not only are we seeing new 3D platformers but also remasters and remakes of classics! Bandai Namco appointed Now Production (Pac-Man Museum+) with the task of remaking Pac-Ma...[Read More]
3D platformers are among my favorite genres in gaming. Since Nintendo’s 1996 release of Super Mario 64, the genre has continued to expand, resulting in many unique experiences. Last year’s Kena Bridge of Spirits combined the open-world action RPG genre with 3D platforming roots. This year, AweKteaM and HypeTrain Digital plan to expand the genre further, with their upcoming Roguelite To...[Read More]
3D platformers are a favorite among many gamers, myself included. This genre in gaming was revolutionized in the 90s and continues to climb up. Recent releases such as Super Mario Odyssey or Astro’s Playroom proved that the demand for platforming games is still there. It’s no secret that Sega has dabbled in the genre. Sega’s titular mascot Sonic The Hedgehog has starred in...[Read More]
Rockers and gamers around the world, the end of Spooky season is upon us. With less than a week until Halloween and the Blue moon, many Halloween enthusiasts are looking to put their finishing touches on their ghoulish projects. Despite many still abiding by lockdown protocols, others are determined to venture out before Winter is upon us. If you plan on going out, please be safe. If you are plann...[Read More]
Crash Bandicoot is back and it’s about time. Back in June, the game developer Toys for Bob announced the next installment in the beloved franchise. Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time looks to reunite old gamers with a friend from their past. In 2018, Activision, Toys for Bob, and Visceral Visions proved that the world was once again ready for platformers through the huge success of Cra...[Read More]
Adorable platforming? Space travel? Mustache twirling nemesis? A Hat in Time has the kind of description that oozes of a simpler time in gaming. Inspired by Gamecube-era platformers, A Hat in Time brings all that nostalgia into a new title, one that was successfully funded via Kickstarter.