Released in October 2020, the Cyberpunk action game Ghostrunner has recently been expanded with a DLC titled Ghostrunner: Project Hel. As with the main game, Russian producer Daniel Alexandrovich, better known as Daniel Deluxe, has returned as the composer, delivering a six-track EP of unreleased
So many things to say about the current climate of today's Pop-Culture. There just isn't enough space on any word processor that can keep up with my brain and how it works. So I will just give you a quick rundown of things from Ridley
For those looking for some pure outrun vibes, Speedworld has come back around the racing track and is waiting on you to shift into high gears for one last victory lap. Throughout its 8 tracks, Apex takes you back to the glory days of Motorsports, when
I told you people I'd do this again. I even begged you to keep me away from keyboards, word processors, and Google Images. I simply cannot be contained. I cannot be stopped. It's a compulsion beyond all reason, and I refuse to even entertain the
Man, this has been a year. Anyone who's still sane enough to twiddle their thumbs has been desperate for both quarantine-friendly activities and simple, raw distraction from the state of things. It is no surprise, then, that a great many of us have leaned into
Earlier in the month of May I paid some due respect to the platformer, that ubiquitous and well-loved game format that has seen countless iterations since its inception in the early 80s. Platformers are possibly the most well-recognized type of video game worldwide, even by
The rank and file “bad guys” we see in a typical video game have become ubiquitous. One could even say that without them, you wouldn't have a game at all. We undervalue them. We dismiss them as filler. I maintain that these workaday villains are
December. A year and a decade are turning over, and the pocket protector collective here at NRW like to take this time to reflect upon the past year's events, moments, and memories. You know what we like even more than that? Making top ten lists,
Yes, I'm going to the well twice in one month about this box art thing. And yes, this is the eighth installment. Next month we'll spend our time on something else, but April felt like a good month for more weird box art. In previous
I have written a seventh article about video game box art. I cannot help myself. I may need some kind of evaluation or treatment. I don't know. Honestly, I don't care
Here I am once again, sliding headfirst into home to meet monthly deadlines, with a big goofy smile on my face and five more game boxes that raise more questions than they answer. There are just so fun to do that it's hard not to
Twice now we have sojourned into the benighted lands beyond. The perpetual twilight realm of “not much of an art budget” and the neighboring nightmare kingdom of “just draw or paint whatever you want, we have a deadline.” We came, we saw, we were disgusted