In my previous Pikmin retrospectives, I talked a lot about how important multitasking is to the series and how Pikmin 2 went too far to bend over backwards to fix complaints about the original by decreasing the emphasis on it. These aren’t just my opinions: we know for a fact they’re the opinion of Shigeru Miyamoto…

As a kid, I adored Pikmin 2. I had enjoyed the original, sure, but the second game to me was a perfect sequel. It added tons of new content, gave me as much time as I needed to do anything, and removed all of the issues I had with the original game. In fact, I considered it one of the best games of all time.

A couple weeks ago, I found myself randomly watching a ton of Pikmin videos on YouTube. Just a couple of days later, Kotaku’s Stephen Totilo posted an article on what made the series special. I took this as a sign that I should hop in and revisit the series again, so on my day off due to the extreme cold air in the…

This summer, Oculus Studios and Sanzaru Games released Marvel: Powers United VR for the Oculus Rift. I wrote a post with my conflicted initial impressions, but after writing the article and spending more time with the game learning some of the characters more, I found that despite its repetitive nature it was a very…

Last week, Oculus Studios and Sanzaru Games released Marvel: Powers United VR exclusively for the Oculus Rift. Oculus had noted it was one of the their largest investments in a single game yet and it was to my knowledge their first with an IP. The game, however, was met with mixed reviews with critics calling the game…

Originally released in June 2017 for Playstation 4, Wipeout Omega Collection is a compilation of two previous Wipeout games for PSVita and PS3 and an expansion for the latter. Wipeout, for those of you who don’t know, is a futuristic arcade-like racing game with anti-gravity cars flying at top speed around fiendish…