Casey Scheld Reviews
Michonne’s tale comes to a close in the finale of TellTale’s miniseries based on The Walking Dead. Does this tale end with grace, or is it as disheveled as one of its many walkers?
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Casey Scheld Reviews
Ubisoft’s Just Dance series keeps on trucking with Just Dance 2016, the latest installment in this rhythm based series. There’s no denying the allure of its rhythm-based gameplay, but does this entry do enough to stand out this... Read more
Casey Scheld Reviews
Transforming robots? Awesome. Transforming robots in a over-the-top Japanese action game? Even better. Activision and Platinum Games’ Transformers: Devastation has fanservice in spades, but is the game up to snuff?
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Casey Scheld Reviews
Licensed games tend to be bottom of the barrel junk unfit for any console. Conversely, PlatinumGames titles are almost always quality releases worthy of praise. So where does The Legend of Korra, a licensed game from PlatinumGames, fall on the... Read more
Game Reviews
Since the original SoulCalibur II hit the scene 10 years ago, gamers have been blessed with three official sequels, dozens of fighting games, and two new brand-new generations of consoles. However, despite these advances in technology, many... Read more
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If their advertising campaigns are anything to go by, the world of video games and Doritos go together like peanut butter and chocolate. Not content with their rule over Taco Bell, these heavily processed corn chips have fused with gaming once... Read more
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People coming out of E3 2012 said that Leon’s campaign would return Resident Evil to it’s survival horror roots. However, playing the game the only thing I found scary was the mechanics and the only thing that resembled horror was... Read more
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Back in the heyday of arcades, game developers had to find ways to keep players playing. Since most of these coin-ops could be conquered in 60 minutes or less, the difficulty would often be cranked to borderline-superhuman levels. Gamers... Read more
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Driving simulators are all fine and dandy, but nothing beats putting the pedal to the medal and saying nuts to the rules. Criterion Games, one of the last stalwarts of arcade-style racing games, hopes to keep this devil-may-care spirit alive... Read more
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If video game legends Solid Snake and Ezio Auditore have taught gamers anything, it’s that stealth beats brute force every time. Not only does tactical espionage action allow for more open-ended gameplay, it also makes the player look... Read more
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To say that I am a fan of Sonic Adventure 2 is an understatement. Not only did this title single-handedly persuade me to buy a Sega Dreamcast back in 2001, it is one of the few titles in which I have dug up every last secret. Now that the game... Read more
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Taking a page (or a chapter) from the Grand Theft Auto series, Retro City Rampage imagines what an open-world game might if it were released back in the days of the Nintendo Entertainment System or Commodore 64. The structure is the same... Read more