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Onimusha: The Way of the Sword Preview Proves The Sharpness Of Capcom’s Samurai Epic
Onimusha: The Way of the Sword is a sleek and cutting modern update for Capcom’s long-underserved action series.
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10 Years Ago, This Forgotten Dragon Ball Game Gave Us The Weirdest Fusions Ever
Released a decade ago, Dragon Ball Fusions introduced some truly wild character combinations to the overarching franchise.
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Silent Hill 3 Remains One of the Horror Franchise’s High Points After 23 Years and Deserves a Remake of Its Own
Silent Hill 3 is one of the best entries in the history of the franchise, laying the groundwork for how the series has evolved.
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GTA 6’s Ongoing Silence Has Resulted in a Major Issue for Rockstar That the Studio Must Fix
Rockstar’s restraint in previewing GTA 6 has left a window open for AI-generated “teasers” that are pulling in millions of views online.
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Final Fantasy Fans May Be Getting Tired of the Franchise’s Most Iconic Game at the Worst Time
Final Fantasy VII is crossing over with another entry in the series, leading fans to decry just how overexposed that sub-series has become.
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Gamers Should Continue Fighting for Physical Games, But This New Report Proves Why Publishers Are Abandoning Them
Even though game developers are making more money on digital releases, there’s still a place for physical media in gaming.
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Super Mario’s Most Underrated Sports Game Debuted 20 Years Ago, And It Still Doesn’t Have a Sequel
20 years ago, a one-off Mario Sports spin-off had a mixed reception on the DS — and it’s long overdue for a modern revival.
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Ubisoft Thinks Remakes Are More Valuable Than New Games, Which Clearly Hints at Its Lineup for the Coming Years
Ubisoft may have found real success with Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag Resynced but it can’t define their strategy going forward.
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Nintendo’s Would-Be Final Fantasy Killer Debuted 25 Years Ago, And It’s Still Desperately in Need of a Revival
25 years ago, Nintendo got their own anwser to Final Fantasy that should have become a hit — and has long-deserved a revival.
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35 Years Later, This Beat-‘Em-Up Classic Is Still One Of My Favorite Sega Games Ever
Releasing 35 years ago, this Sega Genesis classic was a highlight of its genre that is still a blast to play today.
