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Remember the PlayStation Vita? That was an awesome little device. Nobody bought it. Sony didn’t support it. Now Sony and Microsoft are working on new handhelds. We’re supposed to be excited.  This time it’ll be different, we’re told. There won’t be any dedicated software. It’ll all be stuff you can play just fine from the comfort of your home. Hell, most of it will be on the Switch 2, if that isn’t just a myth at this point. But THESE…

If there is one thing I know as a person of Dutch descent, it is that there are a few things that you understand are “Dutch” in every way, shape and form. Wooden shoes, Sinterklaas, Dropies to name a few. And if none of that means anything to you, well I completely understand. Two other things that scream “Dutch”? Windmills and Tulips. When I saw Windmill Valley coming from Board and Dice, I knew it was something I needed to…

The Power Rangers was one of my favorite tv shows as a kid. I watched that show every day and even went to see the movie. Soon Digital Eclipse is releasing a brand new Power Rangers game and I’m pretty excited about it. I get nostalgic and try to explain why I’m excited for the new game. Flashback to the 90s: I’m a kid and I’m riding the bus home from school. I can’t wait to see the Power Rangers.…

In the early 1980s, handheld gaming emerged as a groundbreaking concept that would forever change how people experienced interactive entertainment. The first true milestone was the Milton Bradley Microvision in 1979, a clunky but revolutionary device that paved the way for portable electronic gaming. However, it was Nintendo’s Game & Watch series, introduced in 1980, that truly captured the public’s imagination. These simple yet innovative devices featured single-game LCD screens with basic electronic designs that became instant ...

The Flood is one large and heavy game, but just because a box is packed with goodies doesn’t make those goodies come together in a way that’s fun or entertaining. I have played a few games of The Flood already and can confirm it’s a lot of fun, but that’s not what this article is about – let’s take a look at the game’s various components and see whether they live up to the Kickstarter hype! The Flood was sent…

The stars have aligned, and the worlds of Stellar Blade and Nier:Automata have collided in an extraordinary collaboration. This unexpected partnership, born from mutual admiration and creative synergy between Directors Kim Hyung Tae and Yoko Taro, has resulted in a truly magical gaming experience. Emil’s Enchanting Shop At the heart of this collaboration lies the enigmatic Emil, a beloved character from Nier:Automata. His mysterious shop has materialized within the vibrant world of Stellar Blade, offering eleven unique items that blend…

On the Nintendo Wii, there was a game called My Sims. It was a cute and fun take on the Sims franchise. It got a sequel called My Sims Kingdom. Now both are available on the Nintendo Switch. We received a review code to check them out and have some thoughts on both. On the Wii, I played a game called My Sims. It was a cute, fun take on the Sims franchise. I enjoyed it, though it had very…

In today’s digital age, lengthy hours spent gaming or working at a computer have ended up the norm for many. Unfortunately, this can often cause negative posture and bodily discomfort in case you aren’t sitting in a chair designed with ergonomics in thoughts. A nicely-built gaming chair can be a critical device in keeping proper posture and promoting prolonged-time period spinal fitness. In this article, we’ll discover the importance of gaming chair ergonomics, the way it impacts your posture, and…

I’ve been dabbling in Farming Simulator for over a week now and while the game has a bunch of problems both on console and PC, I cannot help but continue to pick up the controller and maneuver my tractors around the map. I invest so much into Farming Simulator games because I know Giants Software will continue to work on the game for years to come. But I would be considered a super fan – should you invest? Listen, right…

The LEGO Group continues to impress me with their adult focused LEGO set releases, and the Planet Earth and Moon in Orbit set is no exception. This somewhat complicated build was incredibly satisfying from the first page of the instructions, and with very little repetition in the build, it was a joy to work on for a few hours. Ultimately, in a crowded LEGO space, is this one worth the investment? Let’s take a look! First and foremost, there are…