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Review – Duke Nukem: Time to Kill
A spin-off of the Duke Nukem series, maybe. Time to Kill lifts heavily from Tomb Raider to create a game that isn't terrible, but has learned all the wrong lessons from its feminine counterpart.
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Maximum Utcast – 08 – Is It “Time To Kill” Grand Theft Auto 6?
Maximum Utcast is the flagship podcast for this blog where Zoey and Jonathan talk about videogame news and opinions in a free-wheeling format. Regular segments include discussion of kusoge as well as interviews with people involved in videogames from news writers and game developers to enthusiasts. This week we’re talking about the bad boys and girls of videogames with Grand…
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Review – Stray Children
I'll always show up for a game by Yoshiro Kimura, creator of, among other things, Chulip. But with such high expectations, is it even possible for me to be satisfied? Yes. Of course. Don't be so black and white about things.
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Preview – Whiskerwood
It's time to establish a colony and slave away for feline overlords. Whiskerwood may, on the surface, resemble Timberborn, but underneath the fur and cube-formed world is a much meaner game.
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Raiden Fighters Remix Collection recollects three games I should have probably played by now
Despite loving Raiden, I haven't yet played the Raiden Fighters spin-offs. It looks like the Raiden Fighters Remix Collection from H2 Interactive and MOSS might be just the ticket. It will be coming to consoles.
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Metal Gear (Worlds of Power, with Guest Rose) – Spin-Offs Classic
The Spin-Offs return to discuss the novelization of the NES version of Metal Gear, a book which contains a questionable use of feline bodily fluids. It’s a pretty faithful adaptation of the game that even doubles as a strategy guide in case you get stuck trying to advance. They’re joined by guest Rose who has a deep understanding of the…
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Currently Playing – 16 – Baldur’s Gate 3 with Jonathan
Currently Playing is a show where Daniel talks to friends about games they’re playing at the moment. Every month a new guest is on to talk about what they like and maybe don’t like about a game they’re right in the middle of. In a running segment, the guests will talk about a game Daniel had been challenged to play…
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Static Dread’s sequel, Static Dread: The Submarine, will probably involve less door knocking
The follow-up to Static Dread: The Lighthouse, has the best solution to getting away from visitors who drop in and knock at the door: live beneath the waves. Static Dread: The Submarine has you navigating the end of the world in an iron tube deep underwater.
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The passing of Tomonobu Itagaki marks the end of an era
Industry legend Tomonobu Itagaki died early this month. His cause of death hasn’t been formally disclosed, but prior to his passing, he was fairly transparent about having health issues to the degree that might require hospitalization. It could be the last time that the storied developer made headlines, but it was far from the first. His public rivalry with Tekken…
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Review – Fast & Furious: Arcade Edition
I know nothing about movies that are both Fast and Furious, but I do know a thing or two about arcade games. They eat money. They mostly live in movie theatres these days. They eat money. But here's a port of one that eats money upfront!
