After several weeks of micro-sized release lists, the arrival of February seems to signal an increase in publishing efforts. Bolstered by The LEGO Movie Videogame’s appearance on eight different platforms, the hefty itinerary of new ...
Read More »Bravely Default Review
Robert’s Take: For many, the 16- and 32-bit eras represented the golden age of Japanese role-playing games. Although modern entries in the genre may exhibit cutting-edge visuals and nuanced play mechanics, there’s a large constituency ...
Read More »Q&A with OUYA’s Kellee Santiago
Tech-Gaming: Before we delve into OUYA discussion, let’s talk your impact on the industry. Following your graduation from University of Southern California’s interactive media program, you went onto help form thatgamecompany- the studio responsible for ...
Read More »Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc Review
While Japanese gamers have enjoyed the virtues of visual novels for over thirty years (purportedly 1983’s Hito de Nashi no Rakuin ~Fukei Kankin Inukan Choukyou~ is the medium’s inaugural entry), the genre has only recently ...
Read More »Podcast 13-8: Insistently Yelling Helgast
In episode 13-8 of the Tech-Gaming Podcast, the crew offers impressions of Bionic Dues, Secrets of Raetikon, Insurgency, Killzone: Mercenary, Gunhouse, and Bravely Default before MonkeyPaw Games’ Ryan Olsen stops by to discuss the company’s ...
Read More »New Game Releases: January 24th-30th, 2014
This week’s list of new releases features of number of anticipated releases, from Lara Croft’s foray onto next-generation consoles to Double Fine’s delivery on a crowd-funded title. For retro aficionados, a few games are capable ...
Read More »Atelier Escha & Logy: Alchemists of the Dusk Sky Q&A
With fifteen core installments as well as numerous spin-offs and remakes, the Atelier series is undeniably prolific, allowing players to explore the intricacies of alchemy since its Japanese debut in 1997. Stateside, the fruitful role-playing ...
Read More »Assassin’s Creed: Liberation HD Review
Although adaptations like Assassin’s Creed II: Discovery and Assassin’s Creed: Bloodlines have tried to translate the allure of Ubisoft’s flagship franchise onto portable screens, the DS and PSP hardware weren’t quite able to capture the ...
Read More »New Game Releases: January 17th-23rd, 2014
With anticipated titles such as Bravely Default, Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition and Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII still several weeks away, players remain in the midst of a post-holiday shortage of new games. One company ...
Read More »The Banner Saga Review
Undoubtedly, The Banner Saga’s prologue is a harbinger of the challenges which await. Following a succinct voiceover which establishes a bleak backdrop of deceased gods, a stationary sun, and a landscape engulfed in a perpetual ...
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