Dear Nintendo, It’s taken me more than three years and a handful of months to finally come to terms with my previous views of your glorious handheld, the… Continue reading
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The revealing of Knuckles’ gargantuan arms and Sonic’s suave scarf were prophetic warning signs that the once beloved Sega franchise would likely be continuing down its tremulous path… Continue reading
Video games often send us to the hustle and bustle of large cities, dense forest settings, or the brown-fest of desert towns. Not here. Never Alone transports players… Continue reading
Digitial Furnace’s 2D side-scrolling beat ’em up, Onikira: Demon Killer, starts out promisingly enough. Set in a fantasy feudal Japan, where players assume the role of a samurai… Continue reading
I was lucky enough to grab a copy of Pokemon Alpha Sapphire for the 3DS on release day, and I just have to say without mincing my words… Continue reading
There’s a fantastic feeling of anticipation when you watch the opening cutscene of a new game. It’s a time pregnant with pure possibility: How will it play? What… Continue reading
We’ve all done this before: We target our most anticipated game several months down the line. We fill out a “Request Time Off” sheet with the date of… Continue reading
A country is about to explode, with King Louis XVI financing wars and unashamedly displaying his own opulence with large estates and awe-inspiring statues. Meanwhile, all the starving… Continue reading
There’s always been something very relaxing about games in the sandbox style of Minecraft. Just exploring at your leisure, building as you wish and the reward of adventure…… Continue reading
Since it was first revealed, The Old City: Leviathan has attracted many comparisons to other story-heavy games such as Dear Esther and Gone Home. This seems like an… Continue reading
Assassin’s Creed games are often a mixed bag. They hit their stride with beautiful graphics, sprawling cities and historical detail, but at the same time usually stagger in… Continue reading
Since their humble arcade origins, video games have changed unrecognisably over the scant few decades that they have existed. Naturally, as technology has improved, the games that follow… Continue reading
For the third consecutive year, members of the editorial team here at Power Up Gaming are set to take part in gameplay marathons to raise money for the… Continue reading
Ever have one of those games that’s just so out there, all you can do is immediately put your face in your hands and laugh? I’m willing to… Continue reading
Day 21: It’s been three weeks since we moved into this bombed-out house we’ve come to call home. Three weeks since I last saw any members of my… Continue reading
Following a protracted crowdfunding campaign, indie grappling sim Pro Wrestling X has finally entered Steam Early Access. Although the developers, Wrestling Gamers United, have admitted that the initial… Continue reading
I can’t quite pinpoint the exact moment I first sat down to play a video game. But I have a pretty good feeling that it was when I… Continue reading
Release Date 1994 Platforms SNES, Mega Drive, 3DO Genre Fighting Modes Single Player, Multiplayer Developer PF Magic Publisher Accolade You may already be familiar with the wildly popular… Continue reading
So I was on the train the other day, and there was an announcement telling people who felt sick to get off and seek medical attention, and I… Continue reading
We have all played video games that knocked our socks off at some point or another; we’ve also played games that have been afforded general apathy or even… Continue reading