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Month of Mario begins as I take you through the game that launched Mario into video game stardom! Has Super Mario Bros. for the NES aged well at all? Let's find out!
Continuing on with Month of Mario, we continue with Trial and Error in video game form. How does the true sequel to the original Super Mario Bros fare today? Watch and find out!
Now it's time for the game that everyone else got. If you ever needed a reason to not eat your vegetables as a kid, you'd probably used this game as an excuse. It's Super Mario Bros. 2 USA!
Considered one of the best Mario games of all time, Super Mario Bros. 3 takes everything that made the original good and multiply by the shitload. But over 20 years later, is the game still good? Watch and find out!
The time has come to end Month(s) of Mario. Released in 1991 for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, Super Mario World takes our hero through the delicious Dinosaur Land as he tries to rescue Princess Peach from Bowser once again, though this time, he has help in the form of a green dinosaur with a bottomless stomach.
The wait is finally over. After nearly one year after reviewing the original game, it's time to look at it's sequel. Is the game worth your time and money nearly 7 years later? Is it as good, if not better than the original? Watch and find out!
All that said however, I apologize for taking so long to make this. I have my reasons, but I won't bore you with the details. All I can say is that I'm back, and there's videos to make.
After the first attempt was blocked due to copyright claims, here's myself once again trying to figure out just what the Hell the developers were thinking. Is Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing worth your time and money? The answer's no, but I think you should watch the review anyway.
Before Arkham City makes it way over here, why not take a look at the game that made Batman fun again? Released for the Xbox 360 and Playstation 3, Batman: Arkham Asylum let's you control the one and only Batman as he tries to put an end to whatever Joker has up his sleeve. Is the game worth your time and money, or is it something only fans of Batman can enjoy? Watch and find out!
Want a game that defines the term "Nintendo Hard"? Here you go.
Month of Castlevania begins with the original Castlevania, the game that spawned a long-running franchise. Has the game aged well after over 25 years? Let's find out.
So, next up we have Castlevania 2: Simon's Quest, the only time we are actively attempting to resurrect the evil count just to beat the shit out of him again. The concept alone makes me laugh, but on a serious note, Simon is suffering from a curse, so we need to save him. Just how does Castlevania 2 play out? Let's find out.
The original style returns as you take control of Simon's ancestor, Trevor Belmont. Dracula is terrorizing Europe, and with the help of 3 companions, it's up to you to defeat the Prince of Darkness once again and rid Transylvania of the curse. Whatever it is. It's Castlevania 3: Dracula's Curse for the NES.
Now it's time for Castlevania to get the 16-bit makeover. As such, does this game completely trump the original three titles in every category? Month of Castlevania continues on with Super Castlevania IV for the SNES!
The end of Month of Castlevania has arrived, so to finish it off, we're looking at the only Castlevania game released under Sega. It's colorful, it's noisy, it's Castlevania: Bloodlines for the Sega Genesis!
Happy Halloween Everybody!
The latest Sonic the Hedgehog game is here! With recreated levels from the past, a team-up of paradoxical proportions, and no sign of any game-changing gimmicks, is Sonic Generations truly a great game? Let's find out.
