It’s certainly difficult trying to review a game like Sonic the Hedgehog 2 as if it were new. The game is simply ubiquitous at this point, not only as Sega’s mascot, but as a standard in the platforming genre. I have an interesting history with this particular game. When I…
I know some of you who are reading this will be expecting me to go on a diatribe on the blatant offensiveness and creep factor of the Neptunia series on the whole, but I won’t. Partially because Brett already did it, so there’s no reason for me to rehash it,…
The first review I’ve done for Sega Addicts was Rhythm Thief on iOS. I made some pretty harsh judgement based on the micro transactions and I stand by them; so when I walked into this review for Dragon Coins, I was naturally skeptical over how it would turn out. It…
When I was asked to review Project Diva f for the Playstation Vita, I knew this would be a challenge. After all, Brett did a really good job reviewing the PS3 version, and pretty much covered all the major points you’d want to know about the game. So if you…
Deep inside a building in Oota, Tokyo, sits Sega’s ‘Room of Forlorn Hope’. Within resides a wheel-of-fortune and every few million or so hits on Sega’s websites earns a spin. Sometime in late 2012 just such a milestone was reached, the arrow of destiny flicked past Yakuza 5, ignored Border…
Reviewed by Anthony Pershkin In the past few years we’ve seen a lot of old franchises being revived for the new generation of gamers. Even some of the most obscure games got a chance to shine again in a form of a direct sequel or a spiritual successor. Yet…
Growing up, I learned pretty much every musical instrument I could get my hands on. Everything from violin, piano, guitar, basic percussion, and clarinet; nothing was really in the range of music I didn’t love. Except for brass because my parents would have murdered me if I brought a trumpet…