SmashPad in VR – Race The Sun
by Chris SelogyWe check out Race The Sun, which recently got a big update that adds PSVR support to the PS4 endless driving game.
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“The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky the 3rd” Review
by Patrick MifflinWhen Nihon Falcom reinvented their long-running Legend of Heroes franchise in 2004 as Trails in the Sky, the JRPG genre as a whole was in quite a different place than it was in 2011, when Xseed Games would localize the…
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SmashPad in VR – Cyber Danganronpa VR: The Class Trial
We check out the demo for Cyber Danganronpa to see how the popular Japanese visual novel series makes the transition to PSVR.
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“The Walking Dead – A New Frontier, Episode 4: Thicker Than Water” Review
by Danreb VictorioThe latest episode in Telltale’s The Walking Dead seemingly came out of left field, and it boasts an ending that really makes you second guess the decisions you made up to this point. Light spoilers from the first episode of…
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SmashPad in VR – GNOG
We check out GNOG in PSVR to see what this puzzle game has to offer in VR.
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Checking In with Prey’s Opening Hour Demo
We check out the new demo for Prey to see how this reboot of the launch Xbox 360 game turned out.
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Checking In with Rocket League’s Dropshot Mode
We check out what’s new with Rocket Leauge’s latest new mode that changes up how you play the game to score and try to do your best.
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“Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy, Episode 1: Tangled Up in Blue” Review
by Filippo Dinolfo
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25 Apr 2017
Telltale’s narrative driven adventure games have been making a name for themselves by allowing players to step into their favorite worlds and get more than a cursory glimpse into its inhabitants. Be it Game of Thrones, Batman, or The Walking…
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“Cosmic Star Heroine” Review
by Jordan ElekCosmic Star Heroine doesn’t quite hang with the company it was inspired by, but it comes close in some ways and manages to carve a little corner for itself in the combat department.
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“The Shiness: Lightning Kingdom” Review
by Jamie RaeThe Shiness: Lightning Kingdom gives you everything you would want if manga, RPG’s, and fighting games had a baby.
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“Persona 5” Review
It’s almost been a decade since the last real Persona game came out. Has it been worth the wait?
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“Super Bomberman R” Review
There are few more deeply established institutions in the world of multiplayer gaming than Bomberman. Born on the NES and MSX as a one-off single player experience in the mid-80s, it wasn’t until Hudson Soft resurrected the concept in 1990…
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