Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker
The Metal Gear formula, if such a thing exists, had largely been defined early on, with the MSX and PS1 …
Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes
Remakes and remasters may feel like all the rage right now but in the early 2000’s, they were just as …
Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots
How much is too much? Kojima and company were riding on top of the world after their last two games. …
Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater
“I’m still in a dream…” There may be few songs as memorable in the Metal Gear series as ‘Snake Eater.’ …
Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty
How do you follow up on a bona fide success? It is the eternal question of the creative person, and …
Metal Gear Solid
The success of a creative work is more often than not fickle, capitalizing on some trend, some theme, some demand …
Into The Eagle’s Nest
World War II and video games have gone together like peanut butter and chocolate during the medium’s existence. Interpretations of …
Eternal Darkness
Nintendo has cultivated a family friendly image throughout the company’s existence. Even as they tried to soften that image during …
Buck Up and Drive
Sometimes a game comes along with a concept so crazy, it’s hard not to be impressed. Case in point, Buck …
Silent Hill: The Arcade
Silent Hill was never a huge money maker for Konami. So throughout the series’ life, the publisher tried to push …
Silent Hill: The Escape
For a game series with an emphasis on cerebral survival horror, Silent Hill sure has shown up on many mobile …
Silent Hill (Mobile Trilogy)
In a time before iPhones and Androids, Java reigned supreme in the mobile space. J2ME or Java 2 Micro Edition, …
Silent Hill: Book of Memories
There are just some flavors that don’t go together. Pineapple and ham are both perfectly fine ingredients in most situations, …
