My thoughts on another D&D licensed game from back in 1995! This is a first-person old school dungeon crawler. There are many like it, but this is one I played. Plus, the villain is a mummy, so yay fantasy diversity!

My thoughts on a PS2 title that is the middle game of a trilogy that was split over three different consoles and based on an non-D&D tabletop property. This should be fun to explain!

My thoughts on Onimusha: Warlords. I was told it was Resident Evil with swords, but that does very little to describe about how fun this samurai tale was.

My thoughts on The Suffering, a PlayStation 2 action horror title that takes places on the worst island in American history, as if being a prisoner in the penitentiary there wasn't bad enough.

A survival horror title like no other, more frightening than any Resident Evil or Silent Hill title ever could be, designed to make you the player feel genuinely awful. Manhunt, we need to talk...

My thoughts on one of the flagship games of the Rockstar stable, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. Come for the irreverence, stay for the 1990s history lesson, leave with colors and a gunshot wound.

My thoughts on Forgotten Realms: Demon Stone of PlayStation 2. For a licensed title, this hybrid beat 'em up/rpg works like it is supposed to, with star power behind it to boot.

On the way to what could have been beat 'em up Heaven we were instead taken through cut scene Hell. The Bouncer, we need to talk...

My thoughts on Red Dead Revolver on the PlayStation 2. Saddle up, cowpokes, 'cause Revolver explains why we needed Redemption not once, but twice!

My thoughts on the digital watercolor ink beauty that is Okami on PlayStation 2. Come for the white wolf, stay for the mythology and joke characters!