Leviathyn The Gamer's Chronicle

Blake lists the top 10 launch lineups of all time. The Wii U...didn't make it. Read More »

Before the days of Dead Space, we were scared of drowning, bears and being chased by runaway boulders. It was a simpler time, when things like "save files" didn't exist and it was terrifying. Read More »

Super Mario World on the SNES is one of the most critically acclaimed games in history, and I'm very lucky to personally know why. Read More »

Aaron teams up with the greatest evil force known to mankind, high schoolers, so he can sing to monsters. This is Revelations: Persona for the Playstation. Read More »

River City Ransom EX developer Million are partnering with Combat Studios for a River City Ransom sequel. Read More »

Mortal Kombat 3 delivered little value outside of nearly mindless but entertaining 1 on 1 fighting, and boy was I hooked. Read More »

The idea that there are gamers out there who have yet to play the 2005 masterpiece Psychonauts utterly baffles me. When I think or talk about how a game can be done right, Psychonauts always comes to mind. I've played, replayed, watched other people play, and had dreams about this game. It won awards, and plenty of people know what it is, but for some reason it seems as though the number of people who have actually PLAYED the game is painfully low. Read More »

Aaron grabs a shotgun, a lockpick, and a crank with a square-shaped end and tries to survive reviewing the entire Resident Evil series. Read More »

R-Type showed me the importance of the potent combination of learning (through failing), practiced skill, persistence, and patience. Read More »

Laura is bananas for the original Ape Escape. Recent sequels just haven't matched up to their PS1 predecessor. Laura looks back at why the PS1 version was so great, and why Sony should bring it back. Read More »