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Bloober Team surprised us all with last years Silent Hill 2 Remake. Only one year later, and they’ve attempted to surprise us again with Cronos: The New Dawn. Did they succeed? Or was SH2 simply a fluke?

Geoff Keighley has been trying for over a decade to establish The Game Awards as an iconic pillar of the games industry. Sure, I guess it is iconic. But is it iconic in a good way?

Silent Hill arguably hasn’t had a great original entry since 2004’s Silent Hill 4. 2024’s Silent Hill 2 Remake reminded us of the series’ once masterful nature. Can Silent Hill f continue the trend?

A recap and some brief thoughts on Nintendo’s longest Direct ever.

What I played throughout August 2025!

With reports that Switch 2 dev kits are difficult to obtain, is Nintendo (much like Sony) abandoning the concept of generations?

With the 30th anniversary of this legendary franchise rapidly approaching, I thought it would be appropriate to go back to the beginning (kind of).

One of gaming greatest franchises has been collecting dust for the past 11 years. But why?

Back before the modern era of hybrid handhelds, the Nintendo DS was the absolute pinnacle of portable gaming.

Let’s be honest, many of us have house rules when we play board games. We often bend the rules to make a game more fun. So why can’t video games be the same way? “Accessibility” does not necessarily mean making a game stupidly easy. Doom: The Dark Ages is a champion of that mission statement.

Final Fantasy V can never seem to escape its more obscure reputation when compared to the rest of its series. But is it good? No- it’s incredible. With a fantastic customization system and uniquely humorous tone; please allow me to gush about this game for a few minutes.

Price increases. A lack of high quality exclusives. Bizarre decisions by corporations. Anti-consumer moves. Are video games really worth all of this?

With the shocking (not really) news that GTA VI has been delayed until next year, what will the second half of 2025 look like?

Whenever Nintendo hardware sells exceptionally well, their next system can’t quite seem to match the success. Will Switch 2 be able to break this trend?

Dead Space 2 is from a long gone (and greater?) era for video games.

The Xbox brand is missing a lot of pizazz nowadays. And I think one prime example is how they don’t seem interested in discovering and providing its players with high quality smaller titles. Let me take you back to the days of Xbox Summer of Arcade.

No matter the price, the Switch 2 is not going to fail.

After a fantastic Silent Hill 2 remake and positive buzz around Metal Gear Solid 3 Delta, it seems like the “Konami Comeback” is still firing on all cylinders. Or is it?

And with that, an absolutely legendary yet obscure classic fades into yesterday.