Jeremy Peeples

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Senior Editor - Hardcore Gamer Writer - CIPT Contributor - Monthly Puroresu Writer - Fight Game Media Writer - https://t.co/5i3AnvO2Ag

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Review: Maliki: Poison of the Past

2 days ago | hardcoregamer.com | Jeremy Peeples

Maliki: Poison of the Past was a highlight of the Steam Next Fest and its demo was gameplay-rich while also still showcasing some of the story and a gorgeous diorama art style. It was a perfect example of how a demo can properly showcase an RPG, and a turn-based one at that, while still holding back enough content to make you want the final product, and like the legendary Final Fantasy VII demo, balanced that wonderfully.
Capcom Fighting Collection 2 Builds on a Remarkable Foundation

1 week ago | hardcoregamer.com | Jeremy Peeples

Capcom has largely ruled the roost for 2D arcade fighting games for over 30 years and few companies celebrate their rich history quite like them either. SEGA does to a large extent and SNK does as well, but Capcom showcases their archives in ways that are hard to touch because they put so much work and care into their collections and their fighting compilations alongside the recent Marvel vs. Capcom Arcade Classics Collection showcase that wonderfully.
Is Toybox Turbos Still Worth Playing?

1 week ago | hardcoregamer.com | Jeremy Peeples

Watch your step, for you’ve just entered the Graveyard. Inside, we’ll be digging up games that have long been without a pulse. You’ll see both good and bad souls unearthed every month as we search through the more… forgotten…parts of history. The Micro Machines license has one of the most-revered lineups in gaming history over the course of several decades.
WWE 2K25 Patch 1.07 Adds New Content, Fixes

2 weeks ago | hardcoregamer.com | Jeremy Peeples

WWE 2K25 has received a few patches since its launch in March and today 2K released the newest patch update with a slew of in-game content added. There are the usual blend of stability and performance improvements, but from an in-game content perspective, a lot has been added for a free update. The new CW Network-era NXT Men's and Women's Championship title belts have been added alongside new titantron updates to allow for more-updated matches.
Vaporwave Pinball Offers Unique Twist on Classic Game on Steam

2 weeks ago | hardcoregamer.com | Jeremy Peeples

Pinball games have been a favorite of mine ever since Pinball Dreams on the SNES and the modern era of Pinball FX games have offered a continual stream of top-shelf pinball titles on the market. One thing we haven't seen much of is a blend of neon-soaked worlds and pinball. It's a fitting mix given how big pinball was in the '80s as it was a bit of a throwback then, but machines remained popular well into the '90s.
Dreams of Aether Launches Free to Own on Steam

3 weeks ago | hardcoregamer.com | Jeremy Peeples

Rivals of Aether has been one of the most viable platform fighters on the market and went out of its way to establish its own little universe as well. With the release of its mainline sequel, it seemed like that would be it for the franchise in the last year, but instead the developers had a nice surprise in place.
Axyz Brings Modern-Day Kula World Successor to Steam

4 weeks ago | hardcoregamer.com | Jeremy Peeples

Ball-rollers or marble-rollers are some of my favorite games and they've gained a lot of traction over the years. We've seen Marble Blast Ultra lead to games like Marble It Up, and all of them owe a debt to Super Monkey Ball now or Marble Madness in the distant past for kickstarting the genre as a whole while Monkey Ball kept it alive in a different form. One game that doesn't get much love, however, is the PS1 gem Kula World, which was released in North America as Roll Away.
Graveyard: X-Men Origins: Wolverine

1 month ago | hardcoregamer.com | Jeremy Peeples

Watch your step, for you’ve just entered the Graveyard. Inside, we’ll be digging up games that have long been without a pulse. You’ll see both good and bad souls unearthed every month as we search through the more… forgotten…parts of history. Superhero games have been a hit or miss affair over the last forty years, with far more misses than hits, but one of the first sure-fire hits in every way was X-Men Origins: Wolverine.
Reignbreaker Brings Isometric Hack and Slash Action to PC

1 month ago | hardcoregamer.com | Jeremy Peeples

Hades wasn't the first isometric action game, but it did popularize it and take it to new heights. We had seen games like Bastion before it, but nothing captured the imagination like Hades and now Reignbreaker is here to offer a different take on the sub-genre. As Clef, a neon-haired badass, you're out to slay a whole bunch of enemies and lead a rebellion against an evil queen and the kingdom she leads.
BEAST: Bio Exo Arena Suit Team is Unleashed on Switch

1 month ago | hardcoregamer.com | Jeremy Peeples

BEAST: Bio Exo Arena Suit Team has been available on Apple TV for over a year now and has been my go-to game when it comes to wanting a quick pick-up-and-play team-based third-person shooter. With three-on-three action, the pace is quick and the bright, bold colors allow it to stand out compared to other team-based shooters on the market. Given that it's a mobile-centric game, and as someone who plays it on Apple TV, it's easy to think there's no depth here or much fun to be had, but there is.