‘Sakura Wars’ Review: Love in The Time of Mechs
Tedious combat and a cumbersome narrative cannot derail this poignant celebration of human relationships....
‘Resident Evil: Code Veronica’ – The Bridge between Horror and Action
by Taylor Smith
20 Years Later: Resident Evil: Code Veronica Editor’s Note: This article was originally published on March 22, 2016. The Resident Evil series is about experimentation, success, and...
‘Castlevania: Rondo of Blood’ – The Rarest Vampire Hunter
by Taylor Smith
31 Days of Horror...
What Makes ‘John Wick’ a Cult Classic?
by Victor Stiff
In 2014, John Wick rampaged through theatres, wowed audiences, and left its blood-stained mark on Hollywood. The film is a throwback to the bad-ass revenge-thrillers...
Celebrating ‘Fallout 3’ Before its 10th Birthday
Fallout 3 hasn’t aged terribly well. Unlike watching a bottle of wine become richer with age, it’s more like flowers not being watered in a...
‘The Predator’ Thrills with Laughs and Guts
by JR Kinnard
Shane Black’s return to the Predator franchise is gratuitous in every glorious sense of the word. The veteran writer-director amps up the humor, bloodshed, and...
Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan Premiere Promises A Great Season Ahead
by Meghan Cook
Fans of John Krasinski (The Office, 13 Hours) will have to wait a few moments to see him in Amazon Prime’s new action series Tom Clancy’s...
‘Dead Cells’ Review: Die, Die and Die Again
The warrior with the burning head tentatively crosses the black bridge. He’d finally made it further than ever before. He’d blitzed his way through the...
‘WarioWare Gold’ Review: Even More Frenzied Fun
by Nathan B
During the 3DS’ considerable lifespan, one franchise has remained conspicuously absent from the system: WarioWare. This series hasn’t seen a main-series release since 2006‘s Smooth Moves....
‘Minit’: A Good Time, Sixty Seconds at a Time
by Maxwell N
A look at Minit: a bite-sized big-little adventure where there's more than what meets the eye...
Ten Years of ‘No More Heroes’ and it’s Still Awesome
by Nathan B
The Nintendo Wii isn’t a console that often gets associated with Mature-rated games. However, that doesn’t mean that there aren’t some great ones to be...
Looking Back at ‘Contact’: An Unsung Hero of the Nintendo DS
by Nathan B
The Nintendo DS was a powerhouse of innovation. The dual-screen technology opened up a multitude of unique possibilities that hadn’t been seen on a portable...
5 Video Games That Aren’t Horror — But Perhaps Could Be
Masterful horror isn’t about constantly jump-scaring the player, or about ear-destroying audio clips that make you wince, despite what the current state of the genre...
‘Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice’: The Greatest Battle Is In The Mind
At the announcement of Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice, the perpetually beleaguered Ninja Theory promised to deliver an independent game with triple-A production values. Following roughly six-to-eight...
Fantasia 2017: Despite Adhering to Formula, ‘Confidential Assignment’ is Sure to Please
Buddy cop movies generally follow the same formula: take two detectives or cops who have every reason to not work well together, and force them...
Import Report – A ‘Gundam Versus’ Primer
by Taylor Smith
The West is finally getting its first console Gundam Vs. game in over a decade. Gundam is a pretty huge deal in Japan. The franchise...
‘Sengoku Basara’ – The Japan-Exclusive Capcom Brawler
by Taylor Smith
This month Goomba Stomp is going to be doing a bunch of features on one of our favorite developers, Capcom. Capcom has a pretty decent track...
A Post-Apocalyptic Retrospective Part 2: A Critique of ‘Fallout 4’
Now that we’ve seen the progression of one of the greatest franchises in gaming history we can get to the problem at hand, everything that...