Category: Classic

GRID Legends: Deluxe Edition on the Nintendo Switch 2 arrives as one of the system’s first high-profile racing ports, and Feral Interactive’s effort to adapt Codemasters’ blend of accessible “simcade” racing for Nintendo’s hybrid console largely pays off. The core premise – heart-pounding motorsport across a wide array of disciplines with a hefty dose of content – remains intact, and the inclusion of all post-launch DLCs in the Deluxe Edition gives this version an impressive breadth right out of the gate, representing great value for money. The narrative centerpiece, the live-action Driven to Glory story mode, retains its cinematic flair here, serving more as an atmospheric prelude to the action than a deeply compelling drama. Its inclusion adds variety to what could otherwise feel like a pure succession of races, though players seeking a rich plot should temper expectations. Continue reading “GRID Legends: Deluxe Edition review (Switch 2)”

Street Racer Collection arrives on PlayStation 4 and 5 as a nostalgic time capsule, a compilation of four historical ports of the quirky 1990s kart racer originally developed by Vivid Image and brought to modern platforms by QUByte Interactive. At its core, Street Racer is a Mario Kart-like arcade racing experience built on an audacious mash-up of racing and direct combat – a blend that once felt fresh against contemporaries like Super Mario Kart but now shows both its ingenuity and its age. The collection’s premise – four versions of the same core game across SNES, Genesis (Mega Drive), MS-DOS, and Game Boy – underscores both its boutique appeal and its biggest limitation: you’ll get to play versions you never tried before, but ultimately they’re all the same game. Continue reading “Street Racer Collection review”

From the moment you rise from your grave, clutching a rusty pitchfork, it’s clear that Refreshed Supply hasn’t lost a drop of the original’s savage charm – and in many ways, it’s sharper, meaner, and more polished than ever. You play Caleb, once a high-ranking Cabal commander betrayed by his demonic master, now resurrected to carve a path of vengeance through cultists, zombies, gargoyles and hell-hounds. The revenge-driven premise may be straightforward – but developers Nightdive Studios lean into that pulp-horror / occult-gunslinger vibe with gleeful, gory abandon, and it works. Continue reading “Blood: Refreshed Supply review (PS5)”