The premiere episode of ACTION BUTTON REVIEWS. I reviewed the Final Fantasy VII Remake. This video consists of an intro, seven "discs," and an epilogue.
Episode Two of Action Button Reviews. THE LAST OF US (2013) This video presents an extended introduction, three conceptually different reviews, "The Point," The Bottom Line, an epilogue, and a bonus segment.
Action Button Reviews DOOM (1993, DOS, id Software) Presented with an introduction, six separate stories, and an epilogue.
Action Button Reviews PAC-MAN (1980, Arcade, Namco) Presented with an introduction, six separate stories, and an epilogue.
Action Button Reviews TOKIMEKI MEMORIAL (1994 / 1995 / 1996, PC Engine CD / Sony PlayStation / Sega Saturn, Konami) Presented with an introduction, six separate stories, and an epilogue.
Action Button Reviews Cyberpunk 2077. Season One Finale. Presented with an introduction and seven stories with six intermissions.
This story concerns the "discourse" aspect of Cyberpunk 2077. Following the story is a brief director commentary which we encourage a hurried viewer to skip.
ACTION BUTTON REVIEWS Cyberpunk 2077. Story #2: "Let's Talk About The Graphics." This story concerns the technical aspects of Cyberpunk 2077. Following the story is a brief director commentary which we encourage a hurried viewer to skip.
This story contains a "positive review" of Cyberpunk 2077. Following the story is a brief director commentary which we encourage a hurried viewer to skip.
This story contains a "negative review" of Cyberpunk 2077. Following the story is a brief director commentary which we encourage a hurried viewer to skip.
This story concerns the mechanics of open-world video games as they apply to Cyberpunk 2077. Following the story is a brief director commentary which we encourage a hurried viewer to skip.
This story concerns the aesthetic of Cyberpunk 2077--and much else. At the conclusion of this video you will see a link to a playlist containing the rest of the stories.
This story concludes our review of Cyberpunk 2077--and our reviews of The Final Fantasy VII Remake, The Last of Us, DOOM, Pac-Man, and Tokimeki Memorial. Preceding the story is a Commercial Break which we encourage the hurried viewer to not skip, because seriously, it owns.
Dragon Quest XI is the best game in the 32-year-old series. I don't say that lightly. I've obsessed over Dragon Quest for the last thirty years. I've played every inch of every one of the games in the series. I played Dragon Quest XI in Japanese when it was released in 2017. Then I played it again. Now I've played it a third time, in English. Only when watching my own review did I decide to go ahead and declare this game the best in the series. Because it is. This review contains snippets of cutscenes from the first 20 hours of the game, which some players may consider spoilers. I've taken care to exclude all dialogue and subtitles from the screen, however, and to present these cutscenes in something of an inscrutable order.