REVIEW by Jason Parker (Ragachak) Ghouls and Ghosts/Ghosts and Goblins/Whichever iteration you can think of can be considered the hardest franchise of the 80s and 90s. Brutal, unforgivable, and completely ir...

REVIEW by Jason Parker (Ragachak) Tokusatsu programs are superhero shows from Japan, featuring full-body costumes, explosions, cool fight scenes, and giant robots that date back to the 70s. There have not be...

REVIEW by Jason Parker (Ragachak) I played quite a bit of The Last Remnant when it came out on Xbox 360 because it really stood out as a fascinating, different turn-based RPG. Despite some issues, it was sti...

REVIEW by Jason Parker (Ragachak) Far too many survival games rely on cheap jump scares and run-of-the-mill horror tricks to throw people off. That’s one of the reasons I’m not a fan; it’s not real ter...

REVIEW By Jaime Skelton (MissyS) At one point in my childhood, I wanted to be a 911 operator. The idea of being a key part of the emergency services process – saving lives through careful questioning a...

REVIEW By Terris Harned (NWOrpheus) On September 30th, 1997, a lesser-known developer of computer games launched the first title in a new franchise. With an introduction narrated by Ron Perlman, easter eggs ...

REVIEW by Jason Parker (Ragachak) Combat Racers have been in short supply as of late, but they were very popular in the arcades of the 90s and 2000s. They’re fun, high-octane action with crazy weapons, and...