Having covered the Phoenix Wright Trilogy and the lone Apollo Justice game, today's piece moves ahead a little bit to discuss the next piece within the titular trilogy. This game shifts the focus from Apollo Justice back to the main man himself, Phoenix Wright and his law agency. Unlike how the Phoenix Wright Trilogy incorporated... Continue Reading →
Want to get better at "Retro Bowl College"? You've come to the right place. To read my previous batch of tips, click here. This time around, I have experience playing in both Major and Minor Conferences, so let's lead with that. Without further ado, here's five more tips that'll make you better at "Retro Bowl... Continue Reading →
Previously, we took a look at the Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney trilogy. Chronologically, it's Apollo Justice who would receive the spotlight next. In 2007, Capcom introduced a new attorney to loudly yell and point their fingers at people. These games have been remade and ported several times throughout history, and the most recent of such... Continue Reading →
InReview is pleased to announce its fifth annual Revvies site awards for 2023. The following have been selected by InReview’s editors and writers. To be eligible, all games had to be played during the calendar year 2023 and played by a member of staff. Best mobile game Resident Evil Village Monopoly Go! Cat Sandbox Final... Continue Reading →
Across gaming, there are a few titles which seem to have lasted the test of time. Doom has been getting ported to every cutting edge console since its release way back in 1993. The Just Dance franchise continued to release games even on the Wii until the turn of the decade in 2020. And today,... Continue Reading →
I'm a sucker for a classic side scroller Mario, and "Super Mario Bros. Wonder" satisfies a hunger that's been brewing inside me since "New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe." "Wonder" is the classic Mario affair of defeating Bowser, though there isn't a princess to save (in fact, you can play as both Princess Peach and Daisy),... Continue Reading →
2006 was an excellent year for gaming as a whole. It was here where the iconic, successful PlayStation 3 was released. This console also played host to a couple of amazing games under The Walking Dead's popular IP. Those games were TellTale's first two of four seasons along with the now-defunct Terminal Reality's The Walking... Continue Reading →
Recently, the latest iteration in the longstanding Persona series launched. This one adds another chapter to the fifth installment of Persona, and with a bit of a twist. Persona 5 Tactica greatly and deliberately distances itself from the turn-based, Pokemon/Sims hybrid style gameplay. Instead, it offers the player a bird's eye view of a given... Continue Reading →
For months upon months, since the announcement of forthcoming Elden Ring DLC, the hype has been festering amongst the From Software community. Gaming companies have attempted to take advantage: From Software themselves with Armored Core 6, Neowiz Games with Lies of P and, most recently, Hexworks with Lords of the Fallen. From Software's Soulsborne series... Continue Reading →
I'm a really busy guy, as I'm certain many of those reading this article are themselves. Sure, tearing through the millionth Dark Souls 2 playthrough can be fun, just as running online and fighting people in Super Smash Bros Ultimate or some Call of Duty title can be. However, all of those activities generally require... Continue Reading →
Previously, InReview took a look at Aesir Interactive's Police Simulator: Patrol Officers, a game which put the player in the shoes of a police officer. Today, we steer towards the cleaning industry with Power Wash Simulator. With the recent SpongeBob Squarepants DLC addition, the latter is theoretically more accessible courtesy of the kid's friendly inclusion.... Continue Reading →
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre released recently, arriving onto the growing asymmetrical horror video game sector. For years, Friday the 13th has held a presence within the genre, although that time is set to come to an end very soon. Meanwhile, Evil Dead: The Game sits somewhere at an unhappy medium, languishing on the gaming... Continue Reading →
In late August, the highly anticipated movie based around the iconic Texas Chain Saw Massacre movie franchise released. This asymmetrical survival horror game was developed by Gun Media and Sumo Digital, a pair of development teams responsible for the likes of Friday the 13th, Hood: Outlaws and Legends and more. Development had been undergoing for... Continue Reading →
Atlus has released numerous masterpieces over the years. Their Persona and Shin Megami Tensei mainline series speak for themselves. But of course, Atlus employs human beings who are susceptible to making mistakes. Releasing banger after absolute banger, it was only a matter of time until Atlus tried something that just doesn't work. That "something" is... Continue Reading →
Over recent years, From Software has become progressively well known for each new entry into the "Soulsborne" genre. The Dark Souls trilogy, the original and eventual remake of Demon's Souls, Bloodborne and, of course, Elden Ring. This is why the average gamer may be surprised to learn that the company has roots which far predate... Continue Reading →
Final Fantasy 16 recently released to a chagrin of middling reviews. People who expected more of a challenge from their game. Sure, the Final Fantasy community didn't figure the game to be the Dark Souls of the franchise per se, but some encounters are won ridiculously easily, and the game feels like a bit of... Continue Reading →
About a month ago, I started playing "The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom," and it quickly took over my life, even more so than its predecessor, "Breath of the Wild." "Tears of the Kingdom" has several noticeable improvements from the previous game, despite having an almost identical world -- at least on the surface (literally). In... Continue Reading →
Where we had "Evil Dead: The Game" last year, another iconic horror IP is set to toss its name into the ever-growing ring. Sumo Digital and Gun Media are combining to release "The Texas Chain Saw Massacre" on Aug. 18. As recently as a month ago, a technical test lasting roughly a week took place.... Continue Reading →
Amidst surprisingly reputable, believable hype over the last month that we could be seeing a second Persona 3 remake/remaster this year, Atlus bringing fans to games they previously couldn’t play may also cast a light on a different game they revisited just a couple years ago. However, the mainline Shin Megami Tensei franchise may be... Continue Reading →
When I started "Return to Nintendo" -- a series of columns documenting my return to Nintendo consoles after a five-year absence -- one of the first things I wrote about was how much Pokemon had changed since I last completed a main-series game with "Black 2" version, writing about "Sword" and "Shield" at the time.... Continue Reading →
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