Pokemon Black Version 2

Spec Ops: The Line

Mass Effect 3

Fire Emblem

Fire Emblem: Awakening

Pocket Monsters Black 2

A Pokemon game trying way too hard to be taken seriously.

In what I can only assume is a common scenario for children born in the '90's, I grew up on Pokemon. I started playing the first few games around the time I learned how to read and write, kept up with it for a while, the... Read Full Review

Spec Ops: The Line

A highly engaging experience that is worth experiencing, regardless of your personal taste in games.

Spec Ops: The Line is a game that I really don't need to review; at this point, every prominent video game related journalist and their dog has already talked about this game in great detail. However, I am going to keep ... Read Full Review

Mass Effect 3

A lackluster conclusion to a beloved series. Still worthwhile, but highly flawed.

I find myself conflicted about Mass Effect 3. I'm pretty sure I like the game, but I'm not entirely sure why. In fact, I've come to the startling realization that there are more bad qualities with Mass Effect the Third t... Read Full Review

Fire Emblem: Rekka no Ken

A timeless classic that's well worth finding. Few other Fire Emblem games can compare.

I find myself writing up this review because, upon reflection, I realized that I forgot to mention some rather subtle problems with Fire Emblem Awakening in my last review. Rather than adding them onto that already ridic... Read Full Review

Fire Emblem: Kakusei

Easily one of the deepest and most addictive Fire Emblem games to date. A must have for any fans of turn based strategy.

As a long time fan of the series, I found that this game alone was easily worth buying a 3DS for, even though I have little to no intention of getting other games for the smug little system. I had to spend about two hund... Read Full Review