Category: Reviews

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“Kingdom Hearts HD II.8 Final Chapter Prologue” Review

author image by Joe Rosa | PlayStation 4 Reviews | 0 Comments | 28 Feb 2017

The Kingdom Hearts series can be very confusing to follow. Square Enix has deviated far from the original story line with spin offs. Kingdom Hearts HD II.8 Final Chapter Prologue is their first step to bringing all the titles to…

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“For Honor” Review

author image by Danreb Victorio | PC PlayStation 4 Reviews Xbox One | 0 Comments | 22 Feb 2017

Faction and war-based action games are hardly anything new.  I’d even argue that the majority of them are slow and boring, and others are just plain repetitive.  For Honor is a game that seems to have found the right balance,…

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“Fire Emblem Heroes” Review

author image by Danreb Victorio | Android iOS Mobile Reviews | 0 Comments | 12 Feb 2017

It’s hard to imagine anyone seeing the day where Fire Emblem would become so relevant, it would end up being the second series Nintendo has brought to mobile platforms.

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“Double Dragon IV” Review

author image by Filippo Dinolfo | PC PlayStation 4 Reviews Steam | 0 Comments | 12 Feb 2017

As I sit here playing Double Dragon IV, I can’t help but look over at the calendar to make sure it is in fact the year 2017. I may be playing this game on the PlayStation 4, but it certainly…

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“Yakuza 0” Review

author image by Patrick Mifflin | PlayStation 4 Reviews | 0 Comments | 09 Feb 2017

When Sega quietly put the Shenmue franchise in mothballs about 15 years ago, they even more quietly transplanted its core concept to “Project J,” which would later be given the name Ryu ga Gotoku (lit: Like a Dragon) upon its…

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“Garou: Mark of the Wolves” Review (PC)

author image by Patrick Mifflin | PC Reviews Steam | 0 Comments | 30 Jan 2017

SNK’s recent revitalization has been a very successful one, not just due to the brilliance of their comeback game, The King of Fighters XIV, but in their ability to open their back catalogue to new and old fans alike on…

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“Garou: Mark of the Wolves” Review (PS4, Vita)

author image by Patrick Mifflin | PlayStation 4 PlayStation Vita Reviews | 0 Comments | 30 Jan 2017

SNK’s recent revitalization has been a very successful one, not just due to the brilliance of their comeback game, The King of Fighters XIV, but in their ability to open their back catalogue to new and old fans alike on…

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SmashPad’s Most Anticipated Games of 2017

author image by Danreb Victorio | Reviews | 0 Comments | 24 Jan 2017

Now that we’re a few weeks into the new year, announcements have started pouring all over the gaming industry regarding game releases we’re excited about in 2017. 

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Watch Nintendo’s Switch Presentation right here on SmashPad!

author image by Danreb Victorio | Reviews | 0 Comments | 12 Jan 2017

Nintendo’s highly anticipated presentation about its next home console is scheduled in less than a couple hours, and you can watch it right here.

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“NES Classic Edition” Review

author image by Danreb Victorio | Reviews | 0 Comments | 22 Dec 2016

One of the reasons why this review is late is because we weren’t able to get one, and apparently, neither did anybody else. But now that we do have one, we’ll let you know whether it’s worth it.

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“The Last Guardian” Review

author image by Brandon Perkins | PlayStation 4 Reviews | 0 Comments | 22 Dec 2016

After almost a decade in development, with several false starts and cancellations, the third title by video game auteur (and former Team Ico head) Fumito Ueda has finally made its way to store shelves. Ueda’s two previous titles are a…

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“The Walking Dead – A New Frontier, Episodes 1 & 2: Ties That Bind” Review

author image by Danreb Victorio | PC PlayStation 4 Reviews Xbox One | 0 Comments | 20 Dec 2016

While many regard Telltale as perhaps the best developer and publisher of narrative-driven games that push the “choose your own adventure” model, it’s no secret that their handling of Skybound’s graphic novel, The Walking Dead, is what really drove them…

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