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Grand Theft Auto V legacy review by Luke Reilly. Reviewed on Xbox 360. "Grand Theft Auto V was a game so preposterously future-proof upon its 2013 launch on Xbox 360 and PS3 that its subsequent ports to modern machines remain the benchmark for open-world action-driving games. At the conclusion of this GTA Legacy Review project I find myself too emotionally attached to the PS2 pa...

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One Piece: Grand Gourmet reviewed by John Carson on Nintendo Switch 2, also available on Nintendo Switch and PC."Much like Monkey D. Luffy, One Piece: Grand Gourmet is a fairly carefree pirate collector that brushes off strategy in favor of brute force. Helping Sanji run a floating restaurant is a great premise, but the act of managing a sprawling mega-eatery loses its intrigue ...

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Clayface is at its best when it embraces its B-movie absurdity. It’s a fun body horror romp that realizes its nasty potential in its final act after a slow-burn set-up. It may be a “DC movie” but a casual filmgoer doesn't need to know any Batman lore to enjoy it. They just have to have the stomach for when things get squeamish.plain Clayface is at its best when it embraces its B...

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Nintendo Switch Sports Resort reviewed by Jesse Vitelli on Nintendo Switch 2."Nintendo Switch Sports Resort shines as the party game it’s meant to be, perfect to bring to your friend’s place or get the backyard barbeque bumping. Its single-player options widen the package with a light campaign and an amusing free exploration mode, but it’s not a big surprise that neither do quit...

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Final Fantasy Resonance reviewed by Michael Higham on Nintendo Switch 2."Part of playing through Final Fantasy Resonance is to examine why an older era of RPG was wedged into our psyche for so long. The rose-tinted glasses can be strong at times, but so too was the sharpness of their messages, and the ones we remember most fondly understood that simple did not mean shallow. And ...

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