When was the last time a shoot-em-up aspired to be something more than just a fan-pleasing genre entry? Sine Mora sets a new standard for modern shmups.
If you can make it through the slow first handful of hours in this 12th installment of the RPG franchise, you’ll have a solid investment that really pays off.
The zombie thing has long since become a cultural phenomenon and been subsequently beaten to (un)death. Be wary of a 2012 release called Hordes of Zombies.
Jerking the listener around in a million different musical directions is usually a recipe for disaster, but even as a young band, these two dudes pull it off.
The annual update always brings a truckload of tweaks and new features, like PS Move motion control, overhauled ball physics, now take your season on the go.
A bizarrely interesting mindtrip for fans of the outlandish. Acting is stiff and awkward, but very entertaining. The rapid-fire outrageousness is worth a look.
A work of colossal imagination, as its creators consistently one-up themselves with set piece moments as betrayed demigod Asura’s quest for revenge unfolds.