Best Games of 2016: Mischa’s Top 5 Personal Picks
I didn’t play as many new games as some in 2016–definitely not as many as I would have liked–but I still have some big favorites. I talked about the best 3DS…
Walking Dead: A New Frontier – Episode Two Review
The Walking Dead: A New Frontier Episode 2 picks up right where the explosive premiere left off. Does it keep the narrative excellence going, or bring it to a halt?
Walking Dead: A New Frontier – Episode One Review
The Walking Dead: A New Frontier is the third season in Telltale's award winning franchise. Does it reignite the flame of the first season, or sizzle out like the second?
The Best 3DS and Mobile Games of 2016
The year is coming to an end, and we at A 90s Kid are busy reminiscing on our favorite video games of 2016. There are a lot to rave about in…
Assassin’s Creed – Film Review
Films based on Video Games are usually terrible, so my expectations were quite low. I wanted great parkour, fight scenes, and scenic displays, without the shoe-horned plot getting in the…
Balthazar’s Dream Demo Review
Balthazar’s Dream is an unusual puzzle-platformer game from new developer Psilocybe Games; only a demo of the game is currently available, as the team are still hard at work developing…
‘Pokémon Sun and Moon’: Refreshing but not Revolutionary
Pokémon Sun and Moon have been out for a couple days now, and I think I’m ready to give the internet some early thoughts. I’ve only played about 7 hours of Moon and…
Wii U – Overview
With the reveal of the Switch and the announcement of ceased Wii U production, we can now reflect on this puzzling Nintendo era.
Dishonored 2 Review – Always Another Way
To call Dishonored 2's stunning levels "sandboxes" would be a disservice. These are extraordinary sandcastles set in enchanted lands that beg to be explored while immersing you in wonder. Player choice is always paramount and the environments are rich with imaginative vision.
Dishonored 2 – Review in Progress
If you wanted an improved Dishonored 1, I’d wager you’ll be quite pleased with Dishonored 2. The opening section actually echoes the first game quite a bit in the way…