OS Weekly Wrap Up, Getting You Caught Up on Sports Gaming News (Oct 11 - Oct 17, 2020)

From Wayne Gretzky to Mark Messier to Paul Coffey to Gordie Howie, see how some of the legends look in this year’s game. Who looks the best and who do you think looks the worst?

Milestone has become a favorite development studio of mine over the last couple years because the folks there continue to expand and improve upon their library of titles. The developers do a wonderful job of consuming community feedback and implementing as much as possible, as evidenced by Ride 4 basically being built from the ground up. In the past, each Ride title has improved upon the last, so does that trend continue here? Let’s find out in my Ride 4 review.

We all have our own favorite skaters in Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater — and have for the better part of a two decades — but I’m here to tell you which skaters you should be using and why. Here are my favorite skaters to use in Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 + 2.

Getting away from the Madden comparisons, Axis Football 2020 is garnering a substantial following so far because it is easily the best iteration in the series. The fact that it keeps getting better, and showing tangible improvement every year, is fantastic for the fans who want an alternative — or even just fans who want a change of pace here and there. With that in mind, let’s get to my Axis Football 2020 review.

NACON and TEYON are attempting to do something that hasn’t been done in quite some time — maybe not since the days of Monster Truck Madness back in the mid-90s — by creating and delivering a monster truck game that mimics what fans across the country see when they make their way through the turnstiles when they go to an event. While the market for such a game may be considered smaller and somewhat niche, there is still a lot of fans who have been patiently waiting for a game like this. Let’s chat about whether it was worth the wait in this Monster Truck Championship review.