Musings and Curio
The Monster Hunter franchise has taken a circuitous route to becoming one of the biggest jewels in Capcom's gaming crown. Sure, if you had asked any number of Japanese - and to a smaller degree, American and European - PlayStation Portable owners 10 years ago what their must-have PSP game was, chances were good that... Continue Reading →
Firewatch was a game that I knew by reputation, but had been hesistant to play given the "walking simulator" genre that it occupies. As with roguelikes, I've come to be a little leery of games that come highly recommended on sites such as Reddit, only to wind up being disappointed because, well, I just didn't... Continue Reading →
Despite my years of gaming, since the early 80's at arcades and home with Atari and Nintendo systems, I missed out on the Pokémon phenomenon during the late 90's. I didn't own a Nintendo handheld until 2013, and I simply perceived Pokémon as a "kid's game" (oh, the irony). My daughter did become a huge... Continue Reading →
Warframe is an impressive and overwhelming game. Play as a space ninja with sick moves and gear, who's mission is to grind out even sweeter gear in an online, shared game world? Count me in. Amazingly enough, Warframe made its way to the Nintendo Switch, and after 13+ months and 530 hours, I'd like to... Continue Reading →
My review of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild review is live, and has been published over at The En. Go go go!
