Scott White
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Born and raised in the mitten state, Scott has been around video games for his entire life. A lover of most genres of video games (he is not one for the racing or sports games), he is especially fond of RPGs and Fighting games. Scott is far from a one-trick nerd though also having interests involving card games, such as Magic, board games, and Dungeons and Dragons. Outside of game related items, he finds giant robots (Gundam, Transformers, anything that combines into bigger robots) to be the shit , enjoys the occasional anime, and has a fondness for epic fantasy novels. The nerd is strong with this one.

Final Fantasy Resonance Review

Ever since the wizards at Square Enix gifted the world the HD-2D aesthetic, fans have been clamoring for a classic 2D Final Fantasy in the art style. That wait is over, as Final Fantasy Resonance is here, and I will…

Is the Kingdom Hearts Collection on Switch 2 right for you

One of the biggest whiplashes I had during the Switch 1’s era was when it was announced that the Kingdom Hearts series was coming to the platform…but it was going to be cloud-based versions. Now, with the improved power of…

Dragon Quest XI S: Definitive Edition now on Switch 2

Square Enix continues to add to its growing library of Switch 2 ports, this time with Dragon Quest XI S Definitive Edition, which is one of the best RPGs of the last console generation. While fans have been able to…

PAX West 2026: Tabletop Highlights

This year, while at PAX, I spent a good amount of time over in the Summit Building — the dedicated space for all the tabletop goodness that the Seattle convention has to offer. From board games to TCGs, role-playing games…

PAX West 2026 Recap

Another PAX West has come and gone. I always look forward to visiting Seattle, enjoying Dee’s hot dog carts, and discovering new games and other goodies. This year was no exception. From video games to tabletop and even a surprise…

Onimusha Way of the Sword Review

The PlayStation 2 was the first game console I got that was “mine”, and one of the first games I rented to get that “next generation” experience was the original Onimusha back in 2001. Fast forward a quarter of a…

007 First Light Review – A license for fun

I will always remember the Christmas when our parents got my older brother and me our Nintendo 64 with GoldenEye, or the countless hours my friend Erik and I spent sniping bots on Skyrail in Nightfire. It’s been a minute…

Capcom’s buffet of amazing games doesn’t look to be ending anytime soon – SGF Preview

Man, Capcom, you need to slow down with all of these bangers you are putting out! 2026 has already proven to be a wild year for beloved developers, with the first half of the year already giving us knockouts like…

Xtra Muse Review – So much more than just a vloggers camera

When it comes to a cool piece of tech, one of my favorite things to do is find creative (and usually nerdy) ways to use it that may be a bit outside of the norm. A mission I gladly undertook…

Dragon Ball Xenoverse 3 looks to be pulling some moves from DBZ: Kakarot – SGF Preview

When Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 launched 10 years ago, few of us DB fans could have guessed that it would be a game that would still be getting content a decade later. But all good things must come to an…

Pragmata Review – Yes it’s a dad game

Ever since getting my first taste of Capcom’s new IP, Pragmata, at last year’s Summer Games Fest, it has been one of my most anticipated games of 2026. From boosting around levels, hacking malicious robots, and getting adorable pictures from…

Resident Evil Requiem Review – A Bloody Good Time

While I grew up with the Resident Evil series in the background, it wasn’t until (strangely) the pandemic, when I was out of work, that I really dove into the tales of Leon Kennedy, the members of S.T.A.R.S., and all…