By Philip Orona The Survival Horror genre is a crowded field with heavyweight champs like Resident Evil, Dead Space, Silent Hill and many others with the aforementioned being the standard bearers. The same genre is also filled with a ton of copy cats and also-rans who seek to capture a piece of … Continue reading You Will Die Here Tonight Review
On the cusp of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom’s launch, I find myself reflective of the series and where it’s led to today. Like many others, the structural departure from the series’ tried-but-true series of complex dungeons along a streamlined set of overworlds became long in the tooth by the time we … Continue reading Lowered Expectations – The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
By Philip Orona Having finally finished Shin Megami Tensei V with a couple of endings, I can say, it was definitely a satisfying playthrough. So many people got wrapped up in comparisons to Persona 5\Royal that I feel like saying something in SMT’s defense. This is not supposed to be a Persona game with light … Continue reading Editorial: Shin Megami Tensei V is not Persona and is better for it
By Eric, Getty, Gettinger This last year for the Super GG Radio podcast we were no strangers to loss. For each of us the process was different but we all found some solace in the games we played. Through my own personal experience I was drawn to Kena: Bridge of Spirits. Kena is a spirit … Continue reading Kena Bridge of Spirits- Loss, Grief and Passing On
Conversations About the Nature of Storytelling By Alex Orona Cloudpunk and it’s accompanying City of Ghosts DLC are stories around a futuristic city in the sky, but not an idealistic one. The most accurate comparison is the world of The Fifth Element - lots of smog, rampant street drugs, and classism based on the cloud … Continue reading Cloudpunk + City of Ghosts DLC (PC) Review
By Joel DeWitte **This piece contains story spoilers for Life is Strange: True Colors. Additional content warning for violence, drug abuse, & assault.** Life is Strange: True Colors, the latest in the series developed by Deck Nine & Square-Enix, starts with a simple premise. Alex Chen, an orphan who survived eight grueling years in foster … Continue reading Editorial: Alex Chen of Life is Strange: True Colors’ Power Goes Beyond Empathy
Alex Orona is former host of Super GG Radio and the monster punter. You got monsters, he's got a foot. Hey guys! It’s your (former) Super GG host Alex Orona! 2021 was a great year for games, despite Covid,there was plenty I loved this year. My list always ends up way longer than just a … Continue reading Alex Orona’s 2021 Games of the Year
Joel DeWitte is co-host/editor of Super GG Radio, and hasn't found an indie game he won't try. It’s been another good year to like video games. Two of my fellow Super GG’ers have snagged a Playstation 5 and were able to chew through high profile exclusives. I somehow got my hands on an Xbox Series … Continue reading Joel DeWitte’s 2021 Games of the Year
Hey everybody it’s Trey from NintenDomain Podcast and it's that time of year again. It’s time for my top list of the best of the best video games released this year for the Nintendo Switch! Things were looking up in 2021, work was starting to come back, bands were going on tour again, and those … Continue reading Trey from Nintendomain’s Top 5 Nintendo Switch Games of 2021
What’s up gamers, I’m August - more commonly known by my moniker, Bread. Alongside my co-host Greg (WayneGregzky), we form the duo that makes up the *mostly* gaming podcast Bread Radio. Truth is, Bread Radio started as somewhat of an audio diary for me to get my thoughts out into the void, using my favorite … Continue reading August AKA Bread of Bread Radio’s Game of the Year 2021
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