This Week’s Purchase: Nintendo Switch 2
Normally I just blindly buy every new Nintendo console the day it comes out. For the first time since the GameCube this hasn’t happened, and I’m a little late to the Switch 2 party. I thought I could hold out until Metroid Prime 4. It turned out I couldn’t.
Can the main flaws with the PSP Go be fixed?
The PSP Go may just be the best way to play PSP games. Released in 2009, it feels more modern than the PSPs that came before it and crucially it has a better screen. But it’s also got some problems relating to storage, battery life and ergonomic design. Are these issues that can be fixed?
Lion Quest Infinity launches on Steam
Hello. Today I’m releasing a game! Lion Quest Infinity has been in development for five years now so I’m very excited indeed to now be able to say that from today game is available on Steam and ready for you to play.
Lion Quest Infinity – Coming Soon
Jethro the Lion and friends steal a magic grandfather clock and embark on an unforgettable adventure. Are they here to save the universe, or is it simply a marketing ploy constructed as part of an elaborate book tour?
Sloth Tales: Available now on Steam and iOS
Sloth Tales a stand-alone platforming game set in the Lion Quest universe. Originally released on Steam it’s now available on iOS too. Did I mention that it’s very, very free? With no adverts or anything like that either.
Introducing AudioTheory Guitars
AudioTheory Guitars is an interactive reference tool for guitar notes and chords. It greatly simplifies the process of learning and understanding music theory by presenting the necessary information in an interactive and customisable format. It is available to purchase and download for Mac OS and Windows.
The 15 best games for the PlayStation Vita
For a while there was this awful rumour going around that there were no good games for the PlayStation Vita. It’s not quite true and I’ve been able to think of at least fifteen classics. Now seven years old, the Vita is an underrated system with a library full of hidden gems.
Review: Growlanser II: The Sense of Justice
As the end credits rolled I realised I wasn’t quite sure what a ‘Growlanser’ was or why the subtitle ‘The Sense of Justice’ was chosen. I looked up the game on Wikipedia – which I hadn’t done before this point – and also saw that there were dating sim elements in the game’s final section that I’d completely missed out on because my ‘friendship’ levels with the female characters wasn’t high enough. The list of unsolved mysteries was getting longer…
Super Famicom vs. Nintendo Wii – How to get the best picture from your retro games
I must admit that at some point during the last couple of years the Nintendo Wii got boxed up and put away in the cupboard. Because of this the first part of this week’s adventure was a search for the Nintendo Wii in which I opened up a lot of old boxes and discovered that I own more Sega Megadrives than I ever remember buying. My mission: to discover how the graphics on the Wii’s Virtual Console compare against the real thing.
LQVE: Lion Quest Versus Expanded launches on Steam
Jethro and friends return for a hypnotic voyage across the Lion Quest universe in LQVE: Lion Quest Versus Expanded – now available on Steam. Push the boundaries of time and space in this meditative platformer and experimental party game for 1–4 players.
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