14 Gifts To Make Life Easier
Life is hard enough as it is, so why not snag a few of the gadgets on this list that are designed to make your life a little bit easier….
Author: J. Luis
J. Luis is the current Editor-In-Chief here at GAMbIT. With a background in investigative journalism his work encompasses the pop-culture spectrum here, but he also works in the political spectrum for other organizations.
Unpopular Video Game Opinions
Opinions. Everyone has them and not all of them are kosher. Today we take a lot at a number of those unpopular gaming opinions that some of you out there….
The 10 Worst N64 Games Of All Time
The N64 was my console of choice as a kid because I was a huge wrestling fan. The greatest wrestling games ever released on the console. On top of that….
The 10 Best FPS Games On The PSP
The PSP was a great portable console that was filled with classic game after classic game. That said, one thing it was never really good at was handling a good….
Doctor Who: The Edge of Reality – Review (PC)
I am a casual fan of the expansive Doctor Who franchise. I grew up catching the odd episode starting the Third Doctor and liked it well enough when it came….
10 Canceled & Unreleased PS1 Games
Games come and go, but it’s the ones that never see the light of day that are the real interesting one. Today we are going to take a look at….
Crysis Remastered Trilogy Review (PC)
Crysis Remastered Trilogy has finally made its way onto to the Epic Games Store and into my hands. Sure, I could have picked up the console editions earlier, but I’m….
Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl Review – Series X/S
There was so much potential with Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl. Take a bunch of classic and modern Nicktoons and characters and stick them into a Smash Bros. clone. It’s not a….
Gleylancer Review – Nintendo Switch
As a casual fan of the Shmup’ genre, Gleylancer was a very nice surprise. This Japan only 16-bit title from the early 1990s passed most of us by, unless you….
Chernobylite Review – Xbox Series X/S
The Chernobyl disaster has always fascinated me for a number of reasons. Growing up under the shadow of the Cold War and nuclear expansion into many people’s back yard, the….