Stephen Wilds

I can’t remember what spurred the decision to replay through each of the Halo games, but it was a novel idea, especially since I wrapped them all up just as the announcement for Halo Infinite came out. I’ve always been a huge fan of the…

Developer: Yuke's, Visual Concepts Publisher: 2K Sports Platform(s): PC, PS4, XB1 Review code providedI’ve played every annual WWE game from ’06-’15, but fell off after that due to some of the changes and series fatigue.…

Just another year at Dragon Con, with some incredible things that happened. I’d also lost my hat after a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles comic panel and my friend couldn’t remember which of the twenty underground garages in Atlanta he’d left…

Following in Nintendo’s footsteps, Sony have announced their own mini console, the PlayStation Classic. This tiny nostalgia bomb will come with twenty pre-loaded games for the price of $99.99 here in the U.S. and there’s no need to dig out…

Spider-Man has been swinging through comic pages since 1962, so it makes sense that he’s picked up a few enemies over the years, but not all of them can be winners. Whether it is being saddled with a horrible gimmick or suffering from a…

Developer: Capcom Publisher: Capcom Platform(s): PC, PS4, XB1 Review code provided Where's the review score?I somehow missed the Monster Hunter series in the past. Even though I knew about it from friends (after I realized it wasn’t…

A small mix of antagonism towards a friend and my usual love of awful television had me watching ReBoot: The Guardian Code recently on Netflix, and it wasn’t nearly as bad as so many led me to believe. I had understood it to be a reboot of…

Like many, Infinity War sent me back on a Marvel movies watching spree. Since this behemoth set of movies stretches back to 2008, it had been several years since I saw some of the original outings, and I wanted to be reminded of what the…

Developer: MachineGames/Panic Button Publisher: Bethesda Platform(s): Switch, PS4, Xbox One, PC Review copy providedIt’s never a bad time to shoot the shit out of some Nazis. As a follow-up to 2014’s The New Order, The New Colossus…

I was hooked on the Hercules: The Legendary Journeys television show early on, ever since it started out as movies from the Action Pack programming block, but as soon as Xena received her own show I had switched teams. I think this new…

After such a big explosion of intergalactic action in Infinity War, there is something so surreal about going back to the streets and slowing down the pace, until the blood starts flowing at least. As much as I loved the first season of…

No matter how well this Marvel Cinematic Universe thing does, or whatever changes come, Wesley Snipes will always be Blade to me. I’m a huge fan, but somehow missed the tie-in games, so I’m correcting that mistake now and basking in the…

Just when some may have thought burnout was setting in from playing Street Fighter V, we are reminded that the 30th Anniversary Collection is due out very soon, so it’s time to look forward to revisiting all of the older versions once…

If it hadn't been re-released on the PlayStation 4 in late 2015, The Mark of Kri would have been forgotten, and that is a shame. Obviously, it stood out enough to make it to this new console, but it seems many people have simply never…

Double Kick Heroes is a simple set of ideas: mixing heavy metal and zombies, and the rhythm game genre with a shooter, all in what feels like a lost episode of Metalocalypse. Sometimes it is the simplest ideas that create a great idea, and,…

In what was possibly the best competitive showing of the night, a bout that seemed like it would have a surefire outcome for many, there was a shocking conclusion. These types of swerves are often welcomed in a time when WWE feels so…

Fighters in a half shell, TURTLE POWER.

Stephen Wilds looks back at Ray Bradbury's animated Halloween feature.

The surprisingly successful Kickstarter game slashes its way onto our countdown for the best games of 2017.