Coffee tackles the backlog, continuing with Splatoon 2 for the Nintendo Switch. He writes about his personal experience with the game and gives it a grade based on four categories.
Games
Backlog Busting #11 – Final Fantasy Tactics (PS1)
Coffee tackles the backlog, continuing with Final Fantasy Tactics for the PlayStation. He writes about his personal experience with the game and gives it a grade based on four categories.
Backlog Busting #10 – Final Fantasy XVI (PS5)
Coffee tackles the backlog, continuing with Final Fantasy XVI for the PlayStation 5. He writes about his personal experience with the game and gives it a grade based on four categories.
Backlog Busting #9 – Final Fantasy IV Pixel Remaster
Coffee tackles the backlog, continuing with Final Fantasy IV Pixel Remaster for the Nintendo Switch. He writes about his personal experience with the game and gives it a grade based on four categories.
Backlog Busting #8 – Final Fantasy III Pixel Remaster (Switch)
Coffee tackles the backlog, continuing with Final Fantasy III Pixel Remaster for the Nintendo Switch. He writes about his personal experience with the game and gives it a grade based on four categories.
Backlog Busting #7 – Forspoken (PS5)
Coffee tackles the backlog, continuing with Forspoken for PlayStation 5. He writes about his personal experience with the game and gives it a grade based on four categories.
Backlog Busting #6 – Shadow Dancer: The Secret of Shinobi (Genesis)
Coffee tackles the backlog, continuing with Shadow Dancer for the Sega Genesis. He writes about his personal experience with the game and gives it a grade based on four categories.
Backlog Busting #5 – Kid Icarus (Nintendo Entertainment System)
Coffee tackles the backlog, continuing with Kid Icarus for the NES. He writes about his personal experience with the game and gives it a grade based on four categories.
Backlog Busting #4 – Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade (PS5)
Coffee tackles the backlog, continuing with Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade for the PS5. He writes about his personal experience with the game and gives it a grade based on four categories.
Backlog Busting #3 – Double Dragon (Nintendo Entertainment System)
Coffee tackles the backlog, continuing with Double Dragon for the NES. He writes about his personal experience with the game and gives it a grade based on four categories.