Previously on the “Ghost 1.0” review, we talked about how awesome a game about two nerds and a ghost agent infiltrating a space station was. Now we have the prequel inspired by Unepic Fran’s love for his first computer: The MSX. “Mini Ghost” is a mini MSX Metroidvania game where the objective is to stop the rogue computer, a scam...
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The latest Pokémon Direct hit the Internet Tuesday (maybe badly all things considered) and like many fans, I have assumed this was going to be all Nintendo Switch related. Fair enough. As there is going to be a Pokémon game for the Switch, but there are also going to be a few more titles for the Nintendo 3DS family. “Pokkén...
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There has been some rumors going around that, not one, but two “Metroid” games (Retro Studios and Climax Studios are the rumored developers behind the games) will be released in the near future (one game is said to be shown at this year’s edition of E3). That’s great news (if true) for the fans with no doubt. However, the pr...
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These days developers have a tendency to put any nerd culture references in their games but making a game that is self-aware of what it is and using these themes to make it its own thing can lead to something amazing. “Ghost 1.0” takes recognizable science fiction themes and had some fun implementing them into the story and gameplay, making...
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There are a few games that I can recall that have a slam dunk reference (not the anime, mind you). In “Scrap Garden” there’s a place where you can shoot some hoops and get an achievement, and in “Borderlands: the Pre-Sequel” there’s the Space Slam mission where you have to do a jump pad launch and perform a slam dunk...
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