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Stardew Valley is a pleasant, charming and addicting video game. Before going any further, I must say that I have not 'finished' the game yet. I am not even sure if there is an endgame. All I know, is that for the past few days I have sank thirty very comfortable hours into losing myself in the world created by one man, the developer (and composer and just about everything else), Eric Barone. This is his first…
The Simpsons isn’t exactly a franchise that brings good games. If you think retrospectively, the track record definitely shows that there are more bad games than good games. In 1992, The Simpsons: Bart’s Nightmare hit the SNES. The premise of The Simpsons: Bart’s Nightmare is simple; you are Bart Simpson, you fall asleep doing your homework and you have to traverse your nightmares in order to collect your homework…
2009's Batman: Arkham Asylum, developed by Rocksteady, is a stealth based action game based on the Batman license. The game follows the adventure of Batman as The Joker takes over Arkham Asylum, letting all of the inmates loose; these include fan favorites such as Scarecrow and Killer Croc. Aided by Harley Quinn, The Joker plans to unleash a virus that turns everyone into mutant freaks like Bane. The game is…
'The Lion King: Simba's Mighty Adventure,' is a half-assed, boring platformer for the Playstation One. The game follows the events of the first two films in the series as you play your way through each level. The game is terribly easy yet also terribly cheap due to terrible enemy AI and frustrating controls. The game looks nice enough but their really isn't enough variation in the gameplay or the graphics to…
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Super Mario Kart is the game that started it all. The game that pioneered a franchise that would captivate millions for twenty years to come. In Super Mario Kart, you pick one of your favourite Super Mario characters (ranging from Princess Peach to Yoshi) and race the AI or your buddies on around twenty different tracks. The game plays well and looks great. However, the tracks are too repetitive and there isn't much…
