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Finally, the first traditional Pokémon game has arrived on the Switch! While Pokémon Let’s Go was a huge hit, lacking the bread-and-butter mechanics that we have all come to know and love really left me counting down the days until Sword and Shield were released. Even though there was a lot of mixed feelings and the hype train felt a lot more like a rollercoaster as fans dissected each new piece of information as it became available – we now have the entire game to chew through and decide if this is truly the next step forward in the Pokémon franchise or if ...

What is really great about PlayStation VR is that Sony and other publishers can release less expensive titles onto the platform that are simple, but have a great impact on those playing. BOX VR is one of those games, a great rhythm based experience that really is a solid workout. While not as deep of a rhythm game as Beat Sabre, this gets pretty darn close for those looking to get a solid workout while playing a fun game. Thankfully,…

Adam Roffel recently did a review of New Super Lucky’s Tale for the Nintendo Switch. You should check it out! The following is not a review of New Super Lucky’s Tale. Instead, I just wanted to share my thoughts on the game and whether or not you should pick it up. Wait. That sounds like a review. THIS ISN’T A REVIEW! Once Upon A Time, there was a fox named Lucky who got separated from his sister and thrown into…

Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order is out now for the Playstation 4, Xbox One, and PC. Check out a commercial for the game and then come back for some thoughts on this game. Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order is now available for the Playstation 4, Xbox One and PC. I haven’t played a Star Wars game in awhile. The Battlefront series is more multiplayer focused and I’m not a big multiplayer fan. I was hoping to see a brand new…

Pokemon Sword and Shield are out right now on the Nintendo Switch. Check out the trailer below. Pokemon Sword and Shield are now available. Will you be picking them up? Let us know in the comments what you think of the games!…

Review by Adam Roffel. New Super Lucky’s Tale on the Nintendo Switch is not a AAA priced title, and for 39.99, you get a lot for what you pay. Check out my review of the game. With many worlds to explore, and a number of levels within each world, there is plenty to do and lots to keep you going for a good 8-10 hours. In each level, you will work to obtain 4 leaf clovers by collecting all the…

One of the greatest racing franchises to ever grace our consoles, Need for Speed has become synonymous with outlaw racing. Known for putting you in high-speed, adrenaline-fueled pursuits and providing creative opportunities to wreck police cruisers, Need for Speed has developed a reputation of being very entertaining without taking itself too seriously. Some recent titles garnered less praise than usual, but with the latest installment, Need for Speed: Heat, being released last week, the series had a chance to remind us all just what it is capable of. Can ...

Football Game isn’t a real football game. Let’s get that out of the way. Instead, Football Game is a point and click game set around a football game. The player takes control of a high school football player who is just looking for his girlfriend. Can you find her? Will you want to find her? Here is my review of Football Game for Nintendo Switch! Football Game is an old fashioned point and click affair. This game has everything fans…

Games like Yoshi’s Woolly World, Crafted World, and LittleBigPlanet have created colorful, kid friendly worlds that also appeal to some adults. So of course there would be others that wish to do games that would have similar bright and colorful worlds. Woven for the Nintendo Switch is such a game. But is it a good game? Woven isn’t a game for little kids. Its graphics and its rhyming  narrator make it look like a game for kids but its gameplay…

Last fall, we reviewed Turtle Beach’s latest line of PC Gaming headsets, the ‘Atlas’ lineup. The flagship of the Atlas line was undoubtedly the Elite Atlas, featuring crisp surround sound, clear microphone audio, unrivaled comfort and durability and complete compatibility. All of this was provided at the very reasonable price point for a gaming headset of $100USD. Now, Turtle Beach has taken the Elite Atlas and gone wireless with the Elite Atlas Aero, coming in at $150USD. Is the wireless functionality worth the extra cost? Let’s take a look and find out!