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I've always had a soft spot for the Ace Attorney franchise. Visual novels are hit-and-miss as far as I'm concerned, but something about how this series tells its stories – and how those stories range from grounded true-to-life tales of friendship and perseverance to off-the-wall bits where a killer whale becomes one of Phoenix Wright's clients – always resonates with me.
The last couple of years have been pretty great for Warhammer 40,000 fans. We received an amazing tactical RPG in the form of Rogue Trader, Darktide provides a co-op FPS experience, Chaos Gate – Daemonhunters allows you to hunt Nurgle traitors as the Grey Knights, and now Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 recently released in its full glory. While the original Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine offered some campy, ork slaughtering fun, the sequel provides a more brutal take on being a space marine, and it is fantastic.
Capcom has been on a re-release spree lately; between Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth Collection and Marvel Vs. Capcom Fighting Collection, fans of franchises that have either seen games that never made it to Western shores or lay dormant for multiple years finally have something to chew on. Not to be left out, here's Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster – or DRDR, for short – which rehauls Frank West's first foray into zombie-killing history.
World of Warcraft’s latest expansion — The War Within — hit on August 26th after about a three-and-a-half day headstart for players who bought the Epic or Collector’s Edition. So far, I’ve been spending a ton of time leveling my main, leveling alts, gearing up for raiding, and diving into all the new content Blizzard has unleashed on us.
Having been a fan of the Mana series since I was a kid, I was more than thrilled to get a chance to receive an advance copy of Visions of Mana. I have fond memories of Secret of Mana from my childhood, and recently enjoyed playing the remaster with my family. While Trials of Mana received a re-release with the Collection of Mana and a complete remake in 2020, Visions of Mana is a brand new entry in the series.
Sports games have always had a special place in my heart since I was a kid and were some of my first console games. Many hours were spent playing College Football 97’ on the Sega Genesis. So, when EA shut down the production and development of college football games after the release of the 2014 installment, it was a gut check for fans like me. Fast forward a meager 11 years later, and the glorious College Football franchise has returned.
Since its announcement last summer, Dawntrail promised a change of pace from the massive, decade-long story of Final Fantasy 14. It was advertised as a summer vacation release, right at the start of the real-life season for most of the world—a perfect way to get away, explore new lands, and have some fun.
Hoyoverserecently released their latest entrant into the pantheon of prolific Anime-style games withZenless Zone Zero on July 4th, 2024. The nostalgia-inducing, story-driven gacha hero collector has taken the tried-and-true Hoyoverse monetization model and transitioned it to a fast-paced fighter. Zenless Zone Zero (ZZZ) has many similarities to other popular Hoyoverse titles, but will the differences be good enough for it to stand on its own?