With Winter and the holiday season among us, the weather will begin to get colder by the day in most parts of the world. To commemorate that, we have a list of the ten best games, or modes or maps in games, in which the cold, snowy or even festive environment largely contributed to their... Continue Reading →
ROM hacks are fan made games which usually utilize the assets of the game they're based off of, add the creator's flare to it, and there you go. Pokémon has quite a popular ROM hack scene. On this very website, I reviewed Shock Slayer's "Crystal Clear," and rightfully gave it a very positive review. That... Continue Reading →
In a previous article, the subject of well written villains came up. Fortunately, I found no shortage of villains to list. That said, there’s more to being a big baddie than an evil smile and a cool laugh or terrifying glare; today’s article will go over villains who were bad, but not in a ‘good’... Continue Reading →
Across gaming history, it is typically the hero or protagonist that gets the bulk of the attention from the player. After all, that is who the player usually plays as in most games, so that's a reasonable stance to have. However, what would a hero be without a villain? This article seeks to evaluate the... Continue Reading →
As a follow up to last week's article on maps, this week seeks to examine a series of maps that ultimately flopped and were of generally noticeably poor quality. Without further ado, let's begin, starting with the "least bad" at 10, and getting progressively worse to the end: 10. Little Hope (Dark Pictures Anthology: Little... Continue Reading →
Courtesy of the popular Youtuber "Pikasprey", an incredibly well made Pokemon ROM hack has been getting a lot of attention since its release. "Crystal Clear", a redone version of the original "Pokemon Crystal", markets itself as uniquely being an open world Pokemon game, enabling the trainer to go wherever they want right from the moment they begin the game. In... Continue Reading →
After talking about a remade game-to-be, it would be fitting to talk about another popular, remade version of an old game which was recently released in "Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX Edition" for the Nintendo Switch. Its original was the first of the Mystery Dungeon spin-off series, and it kicked it off on a... Continue Reading →
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