Recent content by RedRooster

Okay I need to talk about the duck. A rude profane Donald Duck knockoff beating up cartoon characters is the most unhinged game concept I have seen this year and I am fully here for it. The description itself is funny, talking about contemplative exposition on copyright law then immediately...

The teaser was short, but I think it did what it needed to do. It reminded people what happened before and showed that Japan still hasn't recovered. That makes Godzilla feel like more than just a giant monster. He's part of the country's struggle, and I think that's what made the last movie...

What stood out to me is how the game mixes offense and movement skills. The fact that Dono can both fight and explore with unique moves is very appealing. Too often platformers give you only one attack button. Here you can spit fire, slash claws, and even defend with a shell. On the other side...

A cute RPG with a twist of mystery and a sprinkle of adventure? Sign me up!

This is giving me all the retro feels! I grew up with the NES, and the idea of a Jane Austen game on it is oddly exciting. I mean, who wouldn't want to see Pride and Prejudice characters turned into pixel art? The fact that it's playable on modern platforms is a plus. Count me in for a trip down...

I can't believe this dude still have some defenders.

Chicken Run 2 has got me seriously pumped! It's been ages since I last saw the first movie, and the news of the sequel just flooded me with memories. Here's to hoping Netflix gets on board and adds the original Chicken Run to their library. That way, we can have a proper marathon and see how the...

Godzilla Minus One is like a blast from the past, bringing the essence of the original Gojira back to life. Toho's decision to revisit this iconic monster and explore the post-war angle is brilliant. It's a refreshing departure from the recent CGI-heavy Godzilla flicks. I'm expecting a...

The idea of crafting maps, diving into VR, and crossplay compatibility is incredibly exciting. Imagining exploring icy mountains or enchanted forests and then actually stepping into those settings through VR feels like a dream come true. Plus, the crossplay feature is like the icing on the cake...

I'm not sure about the separate DLC chapters for Pokemon Scarlet and Violet. It seems cool to explore different content, but owning both games just for that might be a bit much. The new Pokemon like Okidogi and Munkidori sound interesting though.

I'm thrilled that CounterAttack: Uprising is making its way to the Nintendo Switch. The game's nostalgic space shooter gameplay and the challenge of fighting against the "Automatons" sound like an exciting experience. With the new additions and improvements, like the redesigned player selector...

Well, it looks like Limited Run Games is on a mission to remind us all of the darkest corners of gaming history. First, they re-release Plumbers Don't Wear Ties, and now they're resurrecting the infamous CD-I Zelda games with Arzette: The Jewel of Paramore. Talk about scraping the bottom of the...

The news about the translation and release of Clock Tower has really caught my attention. I can't believe that such an influential horror game has been unavailable outside of Japan until now. I'm excited to finally experience the original version and immerse myself in its chilling atmosphere.

I appreciate The Flood's attempt to emphasize the human element in the face of the alligator threat. The Flood was a really cool movie that mixed different genres together. It had action, horror, and even some dramatic moments. I liked how they focused on the conflicts between the people stuck...

As a long-time Sonic fan, I'm conflicted about Sonic Superstars. On the one hand, I'm ecstatic to see Sonic return to his roots and embrace the 2D design. It's like taking a journey down memory lane. However, I am concerned that the game may fall short of expectations. Sega has made mistakes in...