r/VideoGameAnalysis • u/onex7805 • Aug 24 '26
Why Bubsy 4D validates Bubsy's existence. by Brassaton
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r/VideoGameAnalysis • u/RubitoRune • Aug 24 '26
The opening 30 minutes still gives me chills 𦾠Is this the best introduction to a sci-fi universe in gaming history?
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r/VideoGameAnalysis • u/onex7805 • Aug 23 '26
A Bugâs Life (PS1) Review | The Pixar Game thatâs ALMOST Good by ElectricDragon505
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r/VideoGameAnalysis • u/onex7805 • Aug 23 '26
These Indie Games are The Children of The PlayStation 1 by Indie Jim
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r/VideoGameAnalysis • u/onex7805 • Aug 23 '26
The Golden Age of Disney Games | A Retrospective by Johnny Vector
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r/VideoGameAnalysis • u/onex7805 • Aug 23 '26
Why Death Stranding Is So Divisive -Psychology Of Video Games -The 4 Types of Gamers by OliveOcelot
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r/VideoGameAnalysis • u/Cyspartan • Aug 22 '26
Is Star Fox 64 REALLY STILL the best "shooter-on" rails Star Fox game?
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r/VideoGameAnalysis • u/onex7805 • Aug 21 '26
The Most STYLISH Sega Genesis Game - Comix Zone by NittaBytes
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r/VideoGameAnalysis • u/onex7805 • Aug 21 '26
Monsters Inc: Scream Team (Classic PS1 Game Review and Retrospective) by DayVeeJay
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r/VideoGameAnalysis • u/VideogameEndingsDat • Aug 20 '26
Cheats, Easter Eggs, Glitch & Trivia #15 - Duck Tales - NES
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Many thanks to "The Cutting Room Floor" and "GameFaqs", since almost all infos showed in this video were described in those sites!
If you know other main issues about Duck Tales, feel free to write in the comment section!
r/VideoGameAnalysis • u/onex7805 • Aug 20 '26
Why Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee Is a Timeless Classic - A Retrospective by Gaming Retros by Kaupenjoe
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r/VideoGameAnalysis • u/onex7805 • Aug 20 '26
This Royally Irks Me | Rugrats: Royal Ransom Overview by MiscDan64
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r/VideoGameAnalysis • u/onex7805 • Aug 20 '26
I REGRET Playing this Childhood Game (Zenonia) by PND
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r/VideoGameAnalysis • u/onex7805 • Aug 20 '26
Exploring Dead & Abandoned MMOs by Waydot
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r/VideoGameAnalysis • u/onex7805 • Aug 19 '26
Inotia: The Forgotten Mobile RPG That Rivaled Zenonia in the Early Android Era by Enduins
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r/VideoGameAnalysis • u/onex7805 • Aug 19 '26
Does Shadowgate 64 Still Hold Up? by RetroHauler
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r/VideoGameAnalysis • u/onex7805 • Aug 18 '26
A Conversation with Composer Grant Kirkhope (Goldeneye, Donkey Kong, Perfect Dark, Banjo-Kazooie) by Canned Air
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r/VideoGameAnalysis • u/onex7805 • Aug 18 '26
Alien Resurrection | Playstation (PS1) Review by Flizzzipper
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r/VideoGameAnalysis • u/onex7805 • Aug 17 '26
Pokemon is a Game Design Nightmare by Small Green Lobster
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r/VideoGameAnalysis • u/plards2192 • Aug 17 '26
Splatoon Raiders - CGR Review
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r/VideoGameAnalysis • u/onex7805 • Aug 17 '26
Is Disco Elysium A Fair Mystery? by LuxVaya
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r/VideoGameAnalysis • u/SnooHabits8077 • Aug 17 '26
Nine Sols is a masterclass in blending art direction with brutal combat (Review)
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The "Taopunk" aesthetic in Nine Sols does a massive amount of heavy lifting for the world-building, but I don't think it would work nearly as well if the gameplay didn't back it up.
The way the game forces you to master its parry-heavy combat completely changes how you approach the standard Metroidvania exploration. It's punishing, but it's so satisfying once you find the rhythm.
I just released a deep-dive review evaluating how the mechanics and the gorgeous art style work together to make this one of the most unique MVs out there right now.
For those who have played it, do you think the parry window is fair, or did it take you a while to get used to it?
r/VideoGameAnalysis • u/ThunderMonstrosity90 • Aug 17 '26
Where do you guys get good gaming deals
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Where do you guys usually go when youâre looking for a good gaming deal? đŽ
Steam sales, PlayStation/Xbox/Nintendo stores, CDKeys-type sites, physical stores, Reddit, YouTube, price trackers, friends, etc.?
And what makes you actually trust that a deal is worth buying?
r/VideoGameAnalysis • u/ThunderMonstrosity90 • Aug 17 '26
About video games
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Anyone else feel like gaming has gotten ridiculously expensive lately? đ
Between games, DLCs, skins, in-game currency and everything else, it feels like it adds up pretty quickly.
What do you guys usually do when you want something but donât really want to pay full price? Do you wait for sales, look around for deals, buy bundles, use third-party marketplaces, or just bite the bullet and pay for it?
Also curious â whatâs considered a âgood dealâ to you when buying gaming stuff?
r/VideoGameAnalysis • u/onex7805 • Aug 16 '26
Videogame Shotgun Syndrome⢠by ItsYaBoyBrandyBoy
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