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My Hands Are Getting Sweaty

My hands have been sweaty for years now, sweaty from being held by too many game developers when I go through their games. It’s like when my parents would be on each side of me; each of them holding one of my hands. Full-...

Mario & Luigi: Dream Team Review

Bronze AwardOffbeat Gem

Dream a Little Dream 17 years have passed since the release ofÂ Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars,Â which is kind of unbelievable. It’s because of that game that theÂ Paper MarioÂ andÂ Mario & LuigiÂ series e...

Star Trek Review

Live Long and Prosper…by Avoiding this Game The new Star Trek movies directed by J.J. Abrams have been doing well so far. With mostly positive reviews from critics and movie goers, the rebooted franchise has become a sign...

We’ll Miss You, Mr. Clancy

I wanted a different way in which to tell my stories.Â Coming up with concepts for computer games gives me another avenue of creative expression. It’s not just me telling the story, it’s me designing the idea for a ...

SpawnStaff’s September Playlist

I love Autumn. The leaves start falling, the nights start getting longer, and the evenings start getting just a little bit cooler. Autumn even has a smell – I’d put it somewhere between the nice and soothing aroma o...

The Evil Within: Demo Analysis

Join SlasherJPC as he analyzes the latest gameplay video of the much anticipated horror title from Shinji MIkami, The Evil Within. We don’t know about you guys, but the wait for this game is killing us. So what’s th...

Shadow Warrior 2013 Quickies Review

Gold Award

SlasherJPC’s at it again with a Quickies Review of Shadow Warrior, and he doesn’t disappoint. Let’s just say that his review adequately reflects the gameplay craziness, ridiculous gore, and unexpected humor fo...

Atelier Meruru Plus: Vita Review

A Thousand Words is Not Worth a Pretty Picture Atelier Meruru is a Japanese RPG with a kid-friendly tone and an emphasis on female characters. With that being said, I enjoyed the effort but not the presentation. Itâ€™s clear th...

FIFA 14 Review

Gold Award

The Best Yet, or the Same Old Story? InÂ their last few FIFAÂ titles, EAÂ has hadÂ complaints from demanding consumers about too little changes in their yearly iterations, and with consumers wanting more every year, there have ...

Fatal Frame: A True Story?

Please Don’t Be Real Fatal Frame. The series revered as one of the pinnacles of the genre among horror game aficionados, has always been touted as a game (at least the first one) based on a true story. Â With all of its J...

Can One’s Moral Compass Affect Their Story Driven Decisions?

We all know that everyone comes with different morals. Some people are extremely kind-hearted while others are a little more ruthless and cold. But that brings up the question: does one’s moral compass affects their story...

Outlast Walkthrough – Part 5: Fuse Frenzy

It’s been a while since we’ve seen SlasherJPC walk through the latest giving-Amnesia-a-run-for-its-money game, Outlast, so here we are with walkthrough number 5. So, yeah, if you still haven’t picked up this i...

Shadow Warrior 2013: Death Metal Bunnies

You heard that right. NOT death metal honeys, or death metal mummies. DEATH METAL BUNNIES. And they all up in the latest Shadow Warrior. Watch SlasherJPC as he has to contend with these dangerous, cracked-up, chaotically-inclin...

About that Steam Controller…

By now, you may have seen Valveâ€™s interesting new console style controller. The input device is unlike any seen before, utilizing a concave shape, two track pads, and a touch display right in the middle of it. The design has ...

Pandora’s Tower Review

Ascend! Pandora’s TowerÂ should have released in North America sooner. It came out in Japan in 2011. Europe and Australia got it last year. It’s the type of game that could have carried the Wii during those dull mon...