Capcom’s decision to remaster Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny brings a revered PS2-era classic into the modern gaming landscape, offering both nostalgia for longtime fans and an accessible entry point for newcomers. Set against the backdrop of feudal Japan, the game continues the saga of humanity’s struggle against demonic forces, this time through the eyes of Jubei Yagyu, a stoic swordsman with a personal vendetta. Continue reading “Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny review (PS5)”
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ModRetro Chromatic review
The ModRetro Chromatic is a bold new reimagining of the Game Boy Color, created with both nostalgia and quality of life improvements in mind. At first glance, it’s clear this isn’t your average retro handheld. Built by ModRetro – a startup co-founded by Palmer Luckey of Oculus fame – the Chromatic is a modern tribute to the device that popularized handheld gaming. But where many retro-inspired devices opt for emulation and plastic shells, the Chromatic embraces original hardware compatibility and a level of build quality that pushes it firmly into premium territory. Continue reading “ModRetro Chromatic review”
Star Wars: Grand Collection review (PS5)
The Star Wars: Grand Collection, released by Aspyr Media to coincide with this year’s May the 4th celebration, offers PlayStation 5 players a curated selection of six classic titles from the galaxy far, far away. While the bundle taps into nostalgia, its value proposition is nuanced, especially when compared to offerings on other platforms. Continue reading “Star Wars: Grand Collection review (PS5)”
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered review (PS5)
Bringing one of Bethesda’s most celebrated RPGs back into the spotlight, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered arrives on today’s systems including the PlayStation 5 with the weight of its legacy firmly on its shoulders. Originally released in 2006, Oblivion was a landmark for open-world fantasy games, and this remaster seeks to preserve that magic while modernizing key aspects for today’s audiences. In many ways, it succeeds at rekindling the sense of wonder that defined the original, even if some of its underlying mechanics show their age. Continue reading “The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered review (PS5)”
Amerzone – The Explorer’s Legacy review
Over twenty five years after the original Amerzone launched as Benoît Sokal’s debut in the adventure game world, the remake titled Amerzone – The Explorer’s Legacy reimagines that journey with modern visuals and design, while trying to preserve the spirit of the 1999 classic. Developed by Microids Studio Paris and published by Microids, this updated version walks a fine line between nostalgia and accessibility, offering a calm, atmospheric alternative to the action-heavy pace of most of today’s games. While it doesn’t modernize everything flawlessly, it largely succeeds in rekindling the charm and mystery of the original adventure – adding both polish and content in the process. Continue reading “Amerzone – The Explorer’s Legacy review”
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