Carving a path through historic battlefields like Hulao Gate or the Nanman swamps feels like stepping right back into a weekend gaming session from twenty-five years ago. The complete visual ...

Dozens of health metrics measured, with weekly deep-dives (or more on demand). Very user-friendly hardware makes it easy to get a good scan. Professional ECG reading is arguably worth the price of ...

Console wars are a tale as old as time, and while the sixth generation didn't reach the heights of Genesis vs. SNES or PS3 vs. Xbox 360, it was still an incredible time to be a video game fan. The PS2 ...

You step into the cybernetic boots of FIVE, a rogue operative fighting through hordes of cultish enforcers in a decaying industrial megastructure. The narrative serves mostly as a lightweight ...

Insomniac Games are heroes to PlayStation fans in multiple ways. For one, they cracked the superhero code, delivering one of the best superhero games ever made with Marvel's Spider-Man. For the PS5 ...

It might be shocking to realize that the GameCube and PS2 are now considered vintage consoles, but these systems have been with us for a quarter of a century. In the time since their release, it's ...

Kintsugi is an idea that’s woven through “Onimusha: Way of the Sword.” The traditional Japanese art of repairing broken objects with golden lacquer seeps through the narrative. It’s in parts of the ...

Directed by the Spierig Brothers, the film sends a new cast of young daredevils on a perilous mountainside challenge in Thailand, with effective white-knuckle results. “Fall 2: Deadpoint,” directed by ...

Between the promise of extreme mastery espoused by the likes of Sekiro and Nioh, and the sprawling open-world narratives of the Ghosts series and Assassin's Creed: Shadows, students of the virtual ...

Late in Onimusha: Way of the Sword, when I was growing weary from facing down the same few demonic bosses in demanding duels, I found some much-needed wisdom in a stone slate. “When going through hell ...

Grew up back East, got sick of the cold and headed West. Since I was small I have been pushing buttons – both electronic and human. With an insatiable need for tech I thought “why not start a website ...