Star Fox returns to the Switch in a nostalgic but slim package
Star Fox is still a joy to play, even if the offering is very bare-bones. It's a nostalgia-heavy package, and that's both a blessing and a curse.
Star Fox is still a joy to play, even if the offering is very bare-bones. It's a nostalgia-heavy package, and that's both a blessing and a curse.
In Christopher Nolan's hands, Homer's epic becomes a breathtaking masterpiece about trauma, legacy, and the oral history of a passing age.
One of the most fun genre film festivals is back, and I've picked out some essentials you shouldn't miss.
Convoluted and surprisingly dull, Enola Holmes works thanks to a wonderful cast still in search of a better movie.
One of the most impressive, breathlessly entertaining shows ever made.
Milly Alcock shines as the titular Supergirl, but the flat directing and aimless script do her no favors.
The Adventures of Elliot is an endearing and accessible game for all ages, and a shining example that Square Enix hasn't lost their magic touch for crafting adventures that evoke the spirit of childhood wonder.
LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight is a lovingly crafted nostalgia trip that could do with a tighter focus to really spread its leathery wings.
Messier than previous seasons, House of the Dragon is still a thrilling and epic fantasy that captivates at every turn.
A superb throwback to old-school mechanics tied together with brilliant writing and compelling gameplay.
Elevated by Harlin's innate eye for action, Deep Water sinks due to its length and underwritten characters.
A richly imaginative and thrilling blockbuster that is as smart and daring as it is emotionally rewarding.