Dan Ryckert

Nintendo newest foray into joyful absurdist comedy is light on gameplay mechanics and heavy on laughs.

Have you ever had “all-dressed” chips? They’ve been around in Canada for a while and they just kind of toss every flavor onto one chip. It’s BBQ, sour cream & onion, ketchup, garlic, and whatever else was sitting around the chip factory that day. They’re good!  Would you like a similar approach to a new Resident Evil? If so, I’ve got just the game for you. Resident Evil Requiem (there’s a 9 hiding in that title, trust me) very deliberately crams so much of the franchise’s 30-year history into on

Bitmap Bureau demonstrates a love for the sci-fi classic and the 16-bit era of action games, but a lack of content makes this throwback a hard sell.

After a rocky development history, Samus finally lands on the Switch 2 with one of her greatest adventures.

Capcom raises the bar for remakes – again.