Articles written by A.J. Maciejewski (Page 49)
Momonga Pinball Adventures Review (Wii U)
This is one roly-poly squirrel
October 16, 2015 - If you think pinball has nothing to do with adventuring then this little squirrel is about to prove you wrong. Before we continue, those allergic to cuteness should stop reading since the colourful world of Momonga will make your head spin.
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The Jackbox Party Pack 2 Review (PlayStation 4)
Jack is back with a whole new pack
October 15, 2015 - If there's one brand that you can trust when it comes to drunken party games; it's Jackbox. This second compilation of five party games may not be as impressive as the first, but is it still worth checking out?
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River City Ransom Review (NES)
Punch, kick, barf...?
October 13, 2015 - When it comes to retro brawlers, very few are considered true classics. River City Ransom is one of these rare titles and for good reason. Enough with the formalities, I've got a one-way ticket to River City so let's take the full tour.
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TurboGrafx on Wii U Needs to Happen
Nintendo's latest Virtual Console is looking mighty barren without it
October 10, 2015 - It's no secret that Wii had tons of awesome TurboGrafx titles yet none are available for Wii U. Sure, you can download a few in Japan but we're not as lucky in the west. Here, I'll explore some of the best TurboGrafx games for Wii so you can see what I'm talking about.
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Super Meat Boy Review (PlayStation 4)
The meat that's tough to beat
October 8, 2015 - After almost five years, everyone's favourite meaty adventure is now available on PlayStation. Considering there's really nothing new to see, the question is; will it be worth picking up for newcomers to the world of meat?
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Dusting off the Nintendo e-Reader
An inconvenient way to play subpar games
October 7, 2015 - Nintendo has a long history of taking chances when it comes to hardware; from the embarrassment that was Virtual Boy to the astronomical success of Wii. Here, I'll explore one of their lesser known products so please, enjoy!
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Why I Finish Games Before I Review Them
Taking life one game at a time
October 6, 2015 - The question of whether authors should complete games before writing reviews frequently comes up. In this article, I explain why I decided to do so with plenty of examples that'll hopefully shed some light on the issue.
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Freedom Planet Review (Wii U)
Finally, a game that takes advantage of Wii U's blast processing
October 5, 2015 - Authentic retro-style games are a rare breed yet Freedom Planet feels like a long-lost Genesis title. However, is this era worth revisiting in this day and age? Of course, so lace up your running shoes and let's go!
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Prismatic Solid Review (PlayStation 4)
An eye-poppingly fun shmup
October 1, 2015 - It's been decades since shoot 'em ups began captivating gamers and the genre is still going strong. Prismatic Solid offers a unique take on the classic formula, but is this colourful shooter solid enough to warrant a download?
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Toto Temple Deluxe: All Cameo Codes
Now that's a lot of indie characters!
October 1, 2015 - There are a ton of unlockable cameos in Toto Temple Deluxe. Here, you'll find all of the codes that you can enter to gain access to a bunch of them, so crack your knuckles and get ready to type!
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