Why LucasArts Adventure Games Were Gaming Perfection (And How They Lost It All)
Hey kid—I’ll level with you. I grew up a Sega kid. I cut my teeth on our family’s Packard Bell PC playing LucasArts adventures. Hang...
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Gabriel Knight Review The Horror Mystery That Made Sierra Relevant Again
John’s working on that one so we won’t have to deal with Sam ranting again about how point-and-clicks died because they never implemented save states...
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Crash Bandicoot Review The Platformer That Justified PlayStations Existence
I did not consider Crash Bandicoot as a cute but aged 3D platformer with great control and some cleverly designed levels that make the player...
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Beneath a Steel Sky Review The Cyberpunk Adventure That Australia Built
RIGHT, LET’S GET THIS ONE RIGHT FROM THE START. Tim thinks modern adventure games can’t understand how to make puzzles and whilst he’s right, he’s...
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That Time Myst Made Me Realize Games Could Be Art (And Nearly Drove Me Insane)
Alright, let’s get one thing straight right out of the gate – I was a Sega kid growing up in the early 90s and treated...
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Age of Empires II Review The Historical RTS That Schools Should Have Used As A Teaching Tool
Beginning as a young gamer and now as an adult, I will write this review for Tim to show him why Age of Empires II...
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How Much Are Retro Games Worth? Classic Console Game Prices In 2025
The retro video game market is driven by three things; nostalgia, rarity, and speculation. Each drives unique segments of the retro gaming market and explains...
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Metal Gear Solid Review: How Kojima Created The Stealth Game That Changed Everything
I’ve played games since the early 1980s and I’ve never seen anything like Metal Gear Solid — Hideo Kojima demonstrates complete understanding of game design...
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Splinter Cell Chaos Theory Review The Stealth Sequel That Perfected Everything The Original Started
Splinter Cell Chaos Theory is a stealth action video game developed by Ubisoft Montreal and published by Ubisoft. Released on 21 March 2005 (PCGamingWiki), Chaos...
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Super Mario 64 Review How One Game Invented 3D Platforming
I came to Super Mario 64 relatively late, likely giving me a better chance to see it for what it is, as opposed to many...
