Tag: EDITORIAL

Onimusha: Way of the Sword is a Beautiful, Legendary Action Tale! | Summer Game Fest 2026 Hands-On

During Summer Game Fest 2026, Capcom provided us with an exclusive hands-on experience with their upcoming action thriller, "Onimusha: Way of the Sword." This engaging session allowed us to explore the game's core concepts in depth, including insights into the character of Miyamoto Musashi as portrayed in the game and the intense, fast-paced action gameplay we can anticipate. We delved into the intricate combat mechanics, the...

Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis is The Croft Game of our Dreams! | Summer Game Fest 2026 Hands-On

This year at Summer Game Fest, Crystal Dynamics, Flying Wild Hogs, and Amazon Games Studios presented the highly anticipated reveal of Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis, an eagerly awaited installment in the iconic franchise. Despite initial doubts surrounding the game, I was genuinely impressed after experiencing a hands-on playthrough of this captivating title. Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis is rapidly climbing my list of most...

Five Films Made Better For Ignoring Its Franchise’s Own Continuity

In an age where interconnected stories are all the rage, some of a franchise’s best entries were those who tossed continuity to the curb....

Our Favorite Moments From DC FanDome

DC FanDome brought a full day’s worth of exciting panels and announcements. Our contributors have gathered to share their favorite moments. No one was...

Should Older Blockbusters Get The Remaster Treatment?

As I've gone back to enjoy more and more older films over the past few months, an idea keeps sticking in my head: Would...

Inception’s Ending is Still Perfect 10 Years Later

Today marks ten years since the release of Christopher Nolan's Inception. To celebrate, I'm looking back at it's most important moment... There are so many...

Of Heroes and Failure: Revisiting The Empire Strikes Back’s Best Scene 40 Years Later

On the 40th anniversary of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back, I take a dive into how it delivers on one of the most...

The Pirates of the Caribbean Franchise’s Biggest Hurdle is Jack Sparrow

With the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise taking up the limelight at the moment, I take a look at how the central character became...

Changes We’d Like in the PlayStation 5: Fixing Online Only Trophies

While the impending release of the next-generation is always exciting, there are some improvements we'd love to see. Today, we're talking about trophies. PS5...

Oddworld’s Munch Deserves Another Chance at the Spotlight

The Oddworld franchise is filled with interesting characters and themes, but we make the case for why Munch deserves another chance to shine. With Oddworld:...

From the Archives: Playing ‘Till the Cows Come Home: Why Stardew Valley is the Game of the Decade

Editor's note: This article first published on December 24, 2019. When asked to consider what I feel my “game of the decade” is I had...

The Last of Us is Still the Perfect Halloween Horror Game

With Halloween upon us, I decided to take a look back at Naughty Dog's The Last of Us and how it manages to be...

We Need More Films Like The Beach Bum

As we approach the Summer Movie Season and the various blockbusters it brings, we take a look at why The Beach Bum is exactly...

Redefining the Action Genre: The Lasting Impact of The Matrix and Yuen Woo-Ping

The 90s provided a wealth of action movies from the campy to the iconic. At the tail end of the decade, however, The Matrix came in and changed the way action films appeared on screen and how they were made. Today, I’m taking a look at how it drastically altered the Action Movie genre, the key person behind it.

The Reality of Video Game Remakes & The Industry’s Long Love Affair With Them

Take a peak around any gaming community these days and you’ll find complaints in abundance about the recent trend of video game remakes/ports to new consoles. I hate to break it to you, but it’s not a new trend.  Let’s talk about the history of gaming remakes and why they serve a more important purpose than pissing off people. 

Games We Can’t Stop Playing: Harvest Moon

The Harvest Moon series, known in Japan as Bokujo Monogatari, has been capturing the hearts of its fans with its simplistic gameplay style for nearly twenty years. The series originally launched on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System in 1996 and fans have been losing their lives to the time sink that is Harvest Moon ever since.

Game Making: Common Indie Dev Woes and How Best to Avoid Them!

Indie game studios are popping up all over the world. From freshly graduated student teams, to game industry vet collaborations. From the one-man-band to the massive orchestra. Kickstarter campaigns here, Greenlight proposals there, in a constant battle to get a game noticed.  As a gamer and someone with an avid interest in the Indie games industry, I have noticed patterns and trends settling into successful and not so successful Indie studios. Here I will attempt to identify recurring problems and mistakes new Indie studios make, and offer the best medicine I can muster.

Ranked: The Ten Best Musicals Throughout the Decades

Earlier last week, Warner Bros released a massive 20 movie boxset as part of their 90th anniversary collection, which combined musicals from just about every decade.  WB was kind enough to send us the boxset for review and watching so many musicals in a row got us to thinking about our top ten musicals of all time. 

The 15 Best Revenge Movies (Part 2)

Cinelinx is back to wrap up our take on the 15 best revenge movies, courtesy of guest writer Arcee from NFamousGamers.  We've got more blood, guts, and hatred than we know what to do with on this list, so come in and see if your favorite revenge flicks made it on the list.