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Real Talk By: Zombie Zac
The original Katamari Damacy was a bizarre, challenging, hilariously original PS2 game that defied conventions and was a critical and commercial success. While Namco released a few sequels, the once vibrant series faded from public view and hasn’t seen a proper entry since the previous generation of consoles. Continue reading “Katamari Damacy Reroll [Switch] Review: The King is Back”
Real Talk By: Brian DK
Super Smash Bros Ultimate launched for the Nintendo Switch just a few days ago, but Nintendo wasted no time building up the hype for the game’s DLC. At the Video Game Awards, just before Smash Ultimate’s launch, it was revealed that Persona 5’s Joker would be joining the already massive star-studded Smash roster. Continue reading “Smash Bros. Ultimate Character Dreamlist”
Real Talk by: Zombie Zac
Finally, after much delay and anticipation, Nintendo has a Souls game on their platform. Seeing the FROM SOFTWARE logo appear on the Switch screen just reminds me of how far Nintendo has come in the last few years. Continue reading “Dark Souls: Remastered [Switch] Review: Death on the Go”
Shakedown: Hawaii is coming to Steam, Switch, PS4, PS VITA, and The 3DS. Slated for release in Q1 of 2019. We’re getting very close to the next phase in open-world action. VBlank Entertainment brought us the excellent Retro City Rampage. Players can expect mayhem on that level, and then some. Earn some “Gangsta Cred” and build your own empire. This is definitely high on our Indie Radar. Continue reading “Shakedown: Hawaii’s Over The Top Overview Trailer is Here”
Real Talk By: Ms. Throwback and KJ
GDEX 2018 brought the fire with Virtual Reality and in-depth interviews with Columbus Ohio’s upcoming video game development teams. Play Legit was there at the forefront to get all your gaming news in order. Continue reading “GDEX 2018: An Indie Celebration”
Real Talk By: Zombie Zac
It’s remarkable how well Clover Studio’s Okami still looks and feels for a game that came out originally on the PS2 way back in 2006. At the time, Capcom was publishing some industry defining games, coming off the heels of Resident Evil 4 on Gamecube. Clover Studio, the team that developed titles exclusively for Capcom (which has since sort of morphed into Platinum Games) was following up their incredible work on Viewtiful Joe 1 & 2. In a bit of an underdog story, many publications held Okami in even higher regard than that year’s hugely anticipated Zelda entry, Twilight Princess. Continue reading “Okami HD [Switch] Review: A Celestial Touch”
