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I was born in the 1980s. So for me, there is a lot of nostalgia to be found in those years. The 90s, not so much, but there was so much I loved in the 80s. From cartoons to tv shows to movies, the 80s has cool stuff in spades. When you get a movie (Ready Player One) or a video game, such as The VideoKid, thats all about taping into 80s nostalgia than I’m interested. I recently got The…

I wonder how much Steve Jobs realised that when Apple launched their very first-generation iPhone with the quote that ‘this is going to change the way in which we communicate with each other’ how very big that change would be? If you can remember back to pre-smartphone days, our phones were mainly used for calls and texting. Playing a game using our mobile was, quite frankly, a terrible experience with games crashing halfway through and the majority of phones housing…

Last week, our good friends at Google Canada sent us a #GiftFromGoogle that included a Google Pixel 3 XL, a Google Pixel Charging Stand, and the Google Pixel 3 XL official case. Over the past few days, we've been putting the phone through its paces, and are happy to say that overall, we are incredibly impressed with the latest from Google. While we haven't had the device long enough to put a final score and verdict on it quite yet, we wanted to talk about a few of our favorite feature so far, beginning with the all new Camera features.

I’ve never been a big proponent of Chromebooks for various reasons, mostly because I often found them under powered for what I wanted to do. But after taking the Pixelbook from Google for a spin, my tune on the product and its usefulness completely changed. While never meant to be a primary device, the Google Pixelbook has been an excellent companion device for the running of GamesReviews.com, and now I cannot even imagine keeping things up and running without it.

There is a very famous adage, “It takes two to tango” which means – for a given situation to arise it requires a push from at least two people. Much like how a success story or a disaster cannot be attributed to a single person, the popularity of online gaming among the masses cannot be attributed to the proactive strides brought in by the gaming industry alone. Part of its success has also been due to the platform that social…

Last night, I finally bought Undertale for the Nintendo Switch. Yes, I know I’m very late to the bandwagon. And I’d also normally just write a More Thoughts about Undertale (I still might) but I had thoughts about the game after playing it last night. I just had to share! Undertale is such a strange game. First you get attacked by a flower, then you get saved by a creature who wants to keep you locked in her home, and…

Monster Loves You! is a text adventure/simulation game for the Nintendo Switch in which you create a monster through the choices you select. Yes, there are pictures in the game but they are not as important as the dialogue and descriptions. There are no animations in Monster Loves You at all. Monster Loves You! is a different kind of game for the Nintendo Switch…but is it a good one? Monster Loves You! is not like any game I’ve played on…

Ubisoft’s turn-based rpg Child of Light is out on the Nintendo Switch today! Check out the press release below for more information. “MONTREAL — October 11, 2018 — Today, Ubisoft announced that Child of Light® is now available on the Nintendo Switch™ system for a MSRP of $26.99 with the Child of Light Ultimate Edition. Inspired by childhood fairy tales, Child of Light is set in the magical world of Lemuria, a kingdom creatively hand-drawn and rendered with watercolor. Players…

Bremen “Werder” is one of the strongest German clubs of the 2000s and hasn’t recently impressed its fans with good results. However, the team was quite good in the current season and can contend for entering the European Championships after one third of the distance. Let’s look at the team from two perspectives: real life, and a FIFA 19 look! The Real State of Werder Breman For several years, “Werder” was not just a mediocre team but an outsider of…

And now we have arrived at the final part of my Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna – The Golden Country review-in-progress. Check out parts 1, 2, 3, and 4. In this part, I’ll reach a conclusion on how good Torna is and give the game a score! Torna – The Golden Country is just as good as the Xenoblade Chronicles 2, if not better in some places. Yes, the game is shorter than Xenblade Chronicles 2 and there are not as…