There is a lot going on in the world of Pokemon, not the least of which is the fact that we might finally see Scarlet and Violet later this year. The Lounge Crew try and catch all of the news this week in the GiN Lounge.
This week our intrepid Save State columnist goes deep down the RPG rabbit hole by diving into the entire Danganronpa series. The new Danganronpa Decadence Nintendo Switch pack contains all four games from the series, so we hope you have lot of time.
This week our Save State Columnist battles water main breaks, power failures and rogue city tree cutters to try and get some gaming in. It was almost as difficult as an Elden Ring boss, but he finally got to play Steel Assault and Rune Factory 5.
Everyone is obsessed with Elden Ring it seems, and our souls-loving reviewer expert is no exception. He dives deep into this dark and brooding, lore-filled world to let us know if this is a game that you should consider for your next obsession too.
Pokemon Legends Arceus tosses players out into a wild land to explore, collect items for crafting, and, of course, to catch Pokemon. This exploration-heavy game will thrill any Pokemon lovers looking for something exciting and new.
This week the guys talk about the 2022 Nintendo Direct and all of the huge game announcements that came with. From Splatoon to Triangle Strategy to Super Mario Strikers, there were a lot of games to talk about.
This week our intrepid Save State columnist goes on an quest to explore the numerous floors of a monster-filled mansion. It’s all part of the indie adventure called Dead Estate.
The GiN Lounge is back. After a bout with COVID and other problems, the Lounge is once again open for business. And the talk this week is all about business of a sort, the mirky area of NFTs that have started invading the game industry.
It’s a tale as old as time itself. Boy buys a game on whim during a super Steam sale. Boy falls in love. And this week, that love story is all about Astalon: Tears of the Earth.
Demoniaca Everlasting Night is a game that tries to marry together two different genres, Metroidvanias and beat-em-ups, to varying levels of success. When Demonica is working well, it’s almost epic. But when it falters, it falls down hard.
