When Capcom finally announced a new Devil May Cry title most of us refreshed our computer pages waiting for the trailer to drop, well at least I did. When the trailer finally released a horde of DMC fans crawled from beneath their hermit caves and began throwing anything they could at Capcom for giving us what looked like a meth head...

I haven’t done one of these in quite a while since I haven’t really been buying any apps lately. Well this post is featuring the newly released Tiny Toots (since it’s actually new) with a few older titles I never got around to talking about. I recently got a Windows 7 phone so hopefully I’ll do a few things from...

So here we are in 2012, and I’m sure you noticed there was no Midnight Run this year.

The reasons for this are twofold:

A. I couldn’t even access MonsterVine for some time
B. Couldn’t find a worthy game to play

So to make up for it, would you want me to a belated Midnight Run with a classic game?

Minecraft is an indie dev’s biggest dream: make a game they hope gets noticed, it gets noticed by a lot of people, and they make money. (more…)

Now that we’ve recovered (more or less) from the holidays, here’s another Classic Game That Never Was:
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Our first Classic Game That Never Was this week is Mystic Guardian, a Gauntlet clone released on the SNES that tried to add a bit of story to the hack n’ slash RPG. (more…)

Today marks the three year anniversary of MonsterVine, a website that I hold near and dear to my heart. Not only because it’s the site I write for, but for giving me the opportunity to get a foot in the door of the industry I love. (more…)

Our first Classic Game That Never Was is Sword of Eternity, (or Eien no Sword in Japan) a traditional RPG on the Super NES that tried to combine the turn based combat of Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest with the exploration Zelda was known for. The result was a challenging yet charming RPG with memorable characters and huge dungeons filled with traps and treasure. (more…)