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Tempest 4000 review
One of my earliest and most enduring gaming memories was produced by Dave Theurer’s 1981 classic coin-on, Tempest. As one…
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Touhou Genso Wanderer Reloaded review
In the West, most lucrative intellectual properties are protected with litigious fervor. But that’s not always the case across the…
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Way of the Passive Fist review
At first glance, Way of the Passive Fist might resemble just another side-scrolling brawler. But the game’s moniker signals how…
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MUSYNX review
The Switch’s software library is growing vigorously, with each new week habitually bringing in dozens of new titles. Some genres,…
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Rainbow Skies review
Originally slated for a 2014 release, SideQuest Studios’ Rainbow Skies has, at long last, arrived on the Vita, PlayStation 3,…
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Muv-Luv (Vita) Alternative
In contemporary media, commercial success and artistry are inescapably intertwined. Developing a lucrative, long-term property is just as important as…
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The Lost Child review
For Switch owners, the wait for Shin Megami Tensei V might seem intolerable, with the Setagaya-based team providing scant information…
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Muv Luv (Vita) review
Delve into the recent Vita release of Muv-Luv and you won’t immediately understand why the 2003 visual novel is often…
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Nobunaga’s Ambition: Taishi review
Across the thirty-five year legacy of the Nobunaga’s Ambition series, players have eagerly accepted the strategic quandaries that faced Sengoku-era…
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Fox n Forests review
Some refer to the sixteen-bit era as the golden age of platformers. While it might have been a prolific time…
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