Capcom’s legendary brawler makes a surprisingly smooth leap to Nintendo’s newest console. With crisp visuals, fast performance and all the modes intact, Street Fighter 6 proves it can take the fight on the road, going portable without pulling any punches.
Fresh Look columnist Neal Sayatovich recently broke his collarbone, which makes gaming really challenging for him. Thankfully, there are a few titles like Monster Hunter Stories that can entertain him while he is recovering.
Save State columnist Vincent Mahoney has been enjoying Monster Hunter Wilds and its first major update long enough for him to host a masterclass on the tips and tricks of hunting success.
Fresh Look columnist Neal Sayatovich was never a huge fan of the Monster Hunter series before, but he now enjoys Monster Hunter Wilds with his monster hunting partner columnist Vincent Mahoney and even rides to the rescue of fellow hunters in trouble.
The Monster Hunter series is constantly innovating and expanding, and Monster Hunter Wilds is no exception. With Wilds, players get a huge new land to explore and new mechanics to better tailor their powerful hunting techniques.
Save State columnist Vincent Mahoney continues his tour of the Mega Man universe this week with the title that many consider to be the best of the original series: Mega Man Three.
Common wisdom says that the first three titles were among the best of the Mega Man series. Save State columnist Vincent Mahoney continues his quest to find out this week with Mega Man Two.
The newly released Ace Attorney Investigations Collection brings all of what players enjoy from the classic Ace Attorney series, but it puts a nice twist on the gameplay and localizes the second title in the series for the first time.
Back when he was much younger, Save State columnist Vincent Mahoney was a tremendous fan of the Ace Attorney series. The first three titles are now available in the new Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy, so he’s enjoying all the visual novel and courtroom antics this week.
The remake of Mega Man X Dive Offline on Steam takes the classic mobile Gacha game from Capcom, removes the monetization elements, rebalances the economy and breathes new life into this amazing entry in the Mega Man franchise.
