The Critical Corner

Writers Note: As a long-time fan of the series (and I mean “ long-time ”), I felt it my “duty” to play through this game as soon as it hit shelves. With a 20 oz red bull by my side, I ended up powering through the entirety of Leon S. Kennedy’s campaign in one night/sitting. I even found most of the unlockables and opened every safe and locker with the clues given in the game. Even though I am a fan of the series, I do want to mention, I remove all biases when I approach an impression or review of a game. Take it from me, a classic Sonic (emphasis on classic ) fan who loves to rip Sonic Team a new one daily on their poor decisions and terrible games. I do not look through my experiences with nostalgia, I look through them thinking of it how they fair as a stand-alone title today. Being a fan of this series does not mean I will not have negative opinions if there is something to be pointed out. With all these things said, keep in mind, this is a FIRST IMPRESSION and

A new year always means new things. In this case, this is the right time to take stock of the games to keep an eye on in the year to come. The past two years have been nothing short of insane when it comes to game releases. 2017 and 2018 housed so many all timers, like big games like The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Super Mario Odyssey, Red Dead Redemption 2,   Horizon: Zero Dawn and God of War, indie darlings like Cuphead ,  Celeste , The Messenger and Into the Breach, new multiplayer sensations like PUGB and  Fortnite, and so, so much more it’d be hard to write it all. These are the best years in a console generation, and no matter if you are an owner of a PlayStation 4, an Xbox One and a Nintendo Switch, you are bound to find something cool to play. As 2019 solidifies its release dates, the first half of the year has some heavy hitters ready for prime time. Here are some of the games we believe you should keep an eye on, by order of release: Resident Evil

Whenever we reach the end of a calendar year, nothing makes me more excited than articles detailing the year that was. Whether it’s for TV, Movies or Games, it’s always fun to look back at what came back and seeing how things did stack up against one another. What was the best thing that came out in the year? What were the things you liked but barely made it to your best things of the year? What were the things that disappointed you? This time of the year always brings fun debate to those questions. For today, I want to focus on the final part of the year that was in videogames. After the first two entries, it is time now for the real deal: My Top 10 Games of 2018, the games I enjoyed the most this year. MY TOP 10 GAMES OF 2018 10. Monster Hunter World Over the years, I would hear just how freaking massive the " Monster Hunter " series was in Japan. Ever since the PSP days, there was always so much word on how this was the