We knew this was coming, right? We’ve all known since March 11 that E3 2020 would be cancelled due to Covid-19 concerns, but until yesterday, we were all under the impression that the event would be held online. For most of us, this wouldn’t be
My dive into this game came from successful advertising (good job Nintendo). I was sent an email from Nintendo with a few games highlighted, clubhouse games include. The reason it got my attention? Bowling. As I looked into what games were contained into this little
Article written by a guest writer, J.Hill There are moments in gaming we all remember in childhood, that have stuck with us through the passage of time. Psycho Mantis, with his mind-boggling fourth wall tricks. Learning that the cake was a lie, that Samus a
Article written by a guest writer, J.Hill. Finnish developer Remedy Entertainment is best know for their moody, character driven cinematic games like Max Payne and Alan Wake. For a studio whose slow trickle of titles seems rivaled only by the likes of Team Ico, waiting
As part of Xbox Summer Game Fest – a playable demo of Haven – published and developed by The Game Bakers was played and reviewed on Xbox One. This demo was approximately 25 min in length and is still in beta. The following review does not reflect the
With the recent release of PaperMario: The Origami King. I thought people out there might enjoy a quick run through of previous Paper Mario games. There was a couple that I didn’t even hear about (I didn’t get into the Nintendo DS or the WII U).
One of the classic games of my youth, Spore. I find about once a year I get the urge to stay up the game again and work my way through the evolutionary track and try to fight my way to the center of the universe.
Timewasters was supplied a copy of Bug Fables: The Everlasting Sapling by Dangen Entertainment for the purposes of this review. Bug Fables, a game so positively received by the mainstream critics that you’d almost think it was an Activision title… But it is it infallible?