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Jason D'Aprile

Jason D'Aprile has been writing about games and technology for a very long time. His bylines have appeared on and in countless sites and magazines over the years, including Paste Magazine, Playboy, G4TV, Indie Game Website, UploadVR, Techhive, Lifewire, the Brick Moon Fiction podcast, United Front Gaming, and others he's mostly forgotten about. Jason lives in a house in the woods and does not twit.

Jason D'Aprile - Page 2

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge Review – A New Blast From the Past

TMNT make a triumphant return in this pixel-perfect sequel to the classic arcade brawler.

Prehistoric Kingdom Early Access Review: Exploring the Alpha of Dino Park Sims

Prehistoric Kingdom is still early, but offers an intriguing view of the future of virtual dino-wrangling park simulation.

Kirby and the Forgotten Land Review: Nintendo’s Most Endearing Vore is Back for More

Kirby and the Forgotten Land marks the 30th anniversary of the ever-hungry pink squishy, proving itself a reliably safe choice for entertaining, all-ages 3D platforming in the classic Nintendo style.

Weird West Review: Forging a Path Through an Arcane World

Weird West doesn’t quite gel on every level, but it still makes for a fascinating and deep action RPG sure to entertain fans of the late-90s CRPGs.

Daymare: 1994 Sandcastle Preview — Survival Horror From the Ancient Times

Daymare: 1994 is shaping up to be a fun fix for survival horror lovers in search of a new nightmare.

King of Fighters XV Review: Teamwork is What’s Gonna’ Work

The King of Fighters returns for its 15th bout in a polished, if certainly not revolutionary sequel.

Infernax Review: Gory Nostalgia

Infernax is a lovingly crafted, gory homage to the bygone days of the NES.

Windjammers 2 Review: Extreme Frisbee Throwdown Part Deux

Windjammers 2 recreates the arcade experience of the original SNK fighting-meets-Frisbee came with solid results.

Infernax Preview: A Valentine to the Gory Retro Side-Scrolling Past

Infernax will be bringing it's gory pixelated nostalgia to all lovers of old school gaming this Valentine's Day.

Fatal Frame Maiden of Black Water Review: The Return of Creepy Photographic Horror

This port of the clever and under-appreciated Wii U J-Horror game might feel a little old, but is a terrific example of a familiar genre given a unique spin.