Review: Onimusha – Way of the Sword
I went into Onimusha: Way of the Sword with two glutinously conflicting feelings. On the one hand, I have a...
Review: Rhythm Paradise Groove
Rhythm Paradise Groove is the long-awaited return of one of Nintendo’s most niche franchises, arriving more than a decade after...
Review: Yoshi and the Mysterious Book
Nintendo has no qualms reinventing familiar franchises, and Yoshi and the Mysterious Book is the latest to explore a new...
Review: Saros
There are certain games I admire more than I enjoyed playing, like liking the idea of a fruit bowl more...
Review: Oppo Reno15 Pro
I’ll say it upfront: I’m lazy. Comfortably, stubbornly lazy. Which is why I’ve been using an iPhone for years. It...
Review: Borderlands 4
Borderlands has always been a series that leans heavily into chaotic gunplay, loot-driven progression, and irreverent humour. Having played every...
Review: Mafia: The Old Country
I have a particular fondness for the Mafia franchise and it exists as bookmarks to a few life events. Mafia...
Review: Honor X9c
The Honor X9c is a mid-range smartphone has been punted as an “unbreakable” AI phone. At the media launch, we...
Review: Emio – The Smiling Man: Famicom Detective Club
I spend a lot of time reflecting on the videogame review process, wondering if I’ve done enough to give long-term...
Review: Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door
I enjoy spending time at the Nintendo store in Sandton City. Opposite Trumps Biltong and their delicious honey-glazed chilli strips,...
Review: Super Mario RPG
It sometimes feels like we are witnessing the era of the remake. From Resident Evil to Final Fantasy, publishers and...
Review: Detective Pikachu Returns
My relationship with Pokémon goes back to the late nineties. While I did not consume all the various media (games,...