Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Nobody makes an accessible fighting game like Smash Bros.
Nobody makes an accessible fighting game like Smash Bros.
MGS3 is overflowing with ideas, but it neglects the basics so thoroughly that actually playing it is a struggle more often than not.
Compared to the first DLC, SYNCHRONY is a scant offering.
Iron Lung is one of the most memorable and visceral experiences in the medium.
Infinity Blade was a well-designed but bizarrely-structured game that was mostly coasting on its cinematic presentation.
Pokémon’s first foray into downloadable content is unsurprisingly inconsistent.
Panzer Dragoon II Zwei consists, shockingly, of more Panzer Dragoon.
Game Freak has done with Sword and Shield what it always does: stumble through the most addicting gameplay formula in history.
I love Buckshot Roulette for what it is, and I’m extremely disappointed for what more it could have been.
All of the pieces of a fantastic game are here; they’re just put together wrong.