Shadow Man Remastered is out now, and the original game came out 22 years ago on the PC, PS1, Sega Dreamcast and the Nintendo 64, the latter of which could utilise the additional ram pack …
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Clockwork Aquario on PS5 – The DVDfever Review – Pixel-art platformer
Clockwork Aquario is one of those overly-colourful platformers that looks like someone’s overdosed on E-numbers in the Willy Wonka factory. It was meant to come out in 1992 in the arcades, but was cancelled as …
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6Souls on PS5 – The DVDfever Review – Pixel-art platformer
6Souls is a new 2D pixel-art platformer where you’ll play as both Jack and his dog, Butch, stumbling across the abandoned Clifford Castle, and will learn secrets and the fate of the Clifford family, and …
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GTA Trilogy: Definitive Edition on Xbox One X – The DVDfever Review
GTA Trilogy: Definitive Edition has finally landed after much hype from Rockstar Games. Grove Street Games are behind these new remasters, who I knew little about until looking into them for this review. They are …
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Blue Reflection Second Light on PS5 – The DVDfever Review
Blue Reflection Second Light is the sequel to a game I’ve not played before, but this looked amusing, so I thought I’d give it a whirl. For the girls within this game, something’s happened that …
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Call of Duty Vanguard on PS5 and Xbox One X – The DVDfever Review
Call of Duty Vanguard is out now on all major formats, and we’re back with World War II, in what’s not a chronological storyline, and not just as the one character, since you’ll play as …
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Gynoug on Nintendo Switch – The DVDfever Review – Shoot-em-up game
Gynoug is the 1991 classic Sega Mega Drive shoot-em-up – also known as Wings Of Wor – now brought out on modern consoles PS4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch, the latter being the one on …
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Effie: Galand’s Edition on Nintendo Switch – The DVDfever Review
Effie: Galand’s Edition is a 2019 platformer which has come to the Nintendo Switch this month, centering around the aged knight, Galand, who talks about himself in the third person (when you die, one of …
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A Little Golf Journey on Nintendo Switch – The DVDfever Review
A Little Golf Journey feels like a polished version of old golf games from years gone by. You just click on the ball to tee off, so don’t even have a ‘little man’ animation slicing …
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Far Cry 6 on Xbox One X – The DVDfever Review
Far Cry 6 has at long last arrived after the excellent Far Cry 5 and Far Cry: New Dawn. I will admit I have been a fan of this series since Crytek started it, and …
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