Mega Man Zero 3 Goes Above and Beyond If Mega Man Zero embodies one core belief, it’s that nothing lasts forever. Despite serving as the direct continuation of Mega Man…
From the gameplay to the story, Mega Man Zero 2 doubles down on everything that makes the original such a great game.
Mega Man X may be a narrative continuation of the classic Mega Man games, but it keeps its references subtle and establishes a clear identity as soon as possible. In…
“They can take your world. They can take your heart. Cut you loose from all you know. But if it’s your fate, then every step forward will always be a…
Kingdom Hearts II leaves fans wanting more not because of what it leaves unresolved, but because good stories resonate with audiences.
For better or worse, A Fragmentary Passage is its own distinct entry in the Kingdom Hearts canon– the Prologue that Never Was.
What makes Birth by Sleep’s story so engrossing isn’t that it’s as a prequel, It’s the fact that it’s emotionally charged and mature.
A celebration of all things Kingdom Hearts, it’s perhaps only natural to let Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance self indulge a bit.
Kingdom Hearts made a bold statement with Chain of Memories in 2004: there are no spin-offs. Despite being a GBA follow up to a PS2 game with completely different combat,…
That’s the statement Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Days makes: even if Roxas doesn’t know who he is or where he came from, he still lived.
A good post-game only makes a game better, and Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories wouldn’t be half as good without Reverse/Rebirth.
Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories is memorable more for what it did differently from the original than for anything else.
“The Goddess of Time is protecting you. If you play the Song of Time, she will aid you . . .” Time limits are overwhelming. They’re a silent arbiter, ticking…
The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening (2019) is a good remake. Although quite a few of its minor changes aren’t necessarily for the better, the remake clearly holds a considerable…
If Death Stranding proves anything, and it does, it’s that there’s nothing quite like a good old-fashioned boss fight.
Castlevania’s run from 1986 to 1997 is downright legendary. While there are a few duds sprinkled throughout the series’ first decade (Simon’s Quest, The Adventure, Dracula X), this is the…
Castlevania isn’t a dialogue-heavy series by any means, but it’s still home to one of gaming’s most compelling narratives. Equipped with only their ancestral weapon, the legendary Vampire Killer, descendants…
Video gaming as a medium has often been perceived as little more than a toy. Even with Nintendo pushing the NES as a part of the home and more than…
Green Hill Zone is unquestionably one of the greatest opening stages of all time. With an instantly iconic track, gorgeous 16-bit visuals, and level design that puts the majority of…
‘Super Castlevania IV’ is just as much a love letter to the franchise as it is the definitive, one-of-a-kind Castlevania experience.