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The Elder Scrolls Online isn't a game I play constantly, but it's one that draws me back in with each new DLC launch, and the latest expansion, Greymoor, is no different. I'm back in ESO full time for right now, checking out new locations, new quests, new mounts, and so much more. But is Greymoor worth your money, and worth another trip deep into the world of The Elder Scrolls? Let's find out!

In this modern age of gaming where remakes and remasters are a standard, ONE SPONGE stands alone (not really Patrick and Sandy are there too) to try and breath life again into the platformers of yesteryear? But does this one get the job done or does SpongeBob just leave us all wet? The original game was developed for PS2, Xbox, and Nintendo GameCube back in 2003 believe it or not. While a major commercial success, overall reviews were middling at…

The problem that basically every kart racer runs into is that it’s just hard to beat Mario Kart. I’d argue that it’s impossible to beat Mario Kart — really, the only contenders strive to do some things just enough differently from the stalwart Nintendo franchise. The latest contender is a free-to-play entry, KartRider Drift, which allows for crossplay action across Xbox One and PC. The game stars a colorful — if generic — cast of characters that players can customize…

Kingdom Hearts is coming to the Nintendo Switch! As…a Rhythm Game?! Hmmm. Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory has been announced. Check out the trailer and then come back here for some thoughts on the game. Kingdom Hearts Melody of Memory is a rhythm game and its coming to the Nintendo Switch, PS4, and Xbox in 2020. According to Nintendo Switch News, the game will be 1-2 players, feature 140+ songs, and have an online component. I have to admit when…

Namco Museum Archives Vols 1 and 2 will be coming to the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC next week. We have a press release below about the games. “SANTA CLARA, Calif., (June 11, 2020) – Leading video game publisher and developer, BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment America Inc. has announced that NAMCO MUSEUM® ARCHIVES Vols 1 and 2 will be coming to Nintendo Switch, PlayStation®4 computer entertainment system, Xbox One, and PC via STEAM® On June 18, 2020 through…

More than meets the eye! Transformers! Robots in disguise. Autobots wage to destroy the evil forces of the Deceptions! Yes, I’m a Transformers fan. And a new Transformers game has been announced. Check out the trailer below. Transformers: Battlegrounds has been announced. It will be coming out on October 23rd, 2020 for the Playstation 4, Xbox One, PC, and…wait for it…Nintendo Switch! Yes, a Transformers game is coming to the Nintendo Switch! I’m really excited by this. Usually a Transformers…

Summer in Mara is an upcoming adventure simulation game that will be coming to the Nintendo Switch, STEAM, Xbox One, and PS4. At first glance, it may just look like a simulation game with some Wind Waker elements, but Summer in Mara has an actual story and its looks pretty neat. Here is the trailer for the Summer in Mara’s story! Summer in Mara looks amazing. The game looks like a combination of Harvest Moon and The Wind Waker. Thats…

It’s the bottom of the 9th inning. The Sirloins trail by 2. Men (well, 1 man and 1 woman) on 1st and 3rd. 2 outs. Hammer Longballo steps up to the plate.   Yes, you read that right: Hammer. Longballo.   The slugger is well known in the minds of Super Mega Baseball fans. A hitter of epic proportions, both in his head size and on the stat sheet.   He’s older now. Has been in the Super Mega Baseball…

Twitter could possibly be the most toxic place on the internet for most things, and video games are not immune to that either. The number of fanboys who attempt to validate their video games console preferences grows daily, and it's further proof of how pathetic people can be. Xbox fans bash Sony fans because we haven't received a ton of PS5 details. PS4 fans bash Xbox fans for, well...almost anything and everything. But the different approaches to next gen for both companies make a ton of sense, and when you assess them rationally, stupid comments about why ...

irst wrapped up my playthrough of Minecraft Dungeons on the default difficulty, I thought it was a fun game, but perhaps a bit shallow.  I came away from it thinking I'd seen all that the game had to offer, and that the Adventure and Apocalypse difficulties would, for the most part, be more of the same.  After all, I'd unlocked a couple of hidden levels, and felt that I'd explored each map from head to toe.  By the time I'd completed the game on Adventure difficulty, I came away with a distinctly different feel.