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Adult Swim Games has an established track record of publishing quirky, off the wall indie games. These are often inspired by old 8-bit classics from past console generations and their newest release is no exception.  ...

From Diablo III: Ultimate Evil Edition’s assemblage of D3 with the Reaper of Souls expansion set to the ‘worlds on a disk’ of Tales of Xillia 2 and Sword Art Online: Hollow Fragment, there’s easily ...

When visitors come to Los Angeles for the first time, their expectations of the city are often influenced by media. Quite often, they’ll are a bit surprised that the town doesn’t offer a non-stop cavalcade ...

At present, the racing genre is led by titles which lean toward simulation, with franchises such as Need For Speed, Forza Motorsport, and Gran Turismo dominating the sales podium. But that wasn’t always the case ...

From Akiba’s Trip: Undead & Undressed’s clothes-shredding capers to Surgeon Simulator 2013’s high-tech update on the classic board game, Operation, this week’s roster of new releases offers a number of offbeat titles for gamers to ...

When Disgaea 4 was originally released for the PlayStation 3 back in 2011, its subtitle had a dual meaning. A Promise Unforgotten referenced not only the protagonist’s unwavering devotion to his word, but it also ...

Often built upon timeworn play mechanics and reliant on loquacious expositional elements to tell a story, the Japanese role-playing game can be a particularly contentious genre. But disparagers habitually neglect the JRPG’s emotional element. Very ...

Despite the brisk sales for next-generation consoles, publishers aren’t forgetting about their loyal PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 fanbases. This week, gamers who have resisted the urge to upgrade have access to a number of ...

There’s a very good reason why the Genesis/Mega Drive is so revered by retro gamers: the console played host to several prodigious programing teams. From Sonic Team’s eponymous series, as well as their work on ...

For some, the Japanese role-playing game has lost some of its luster, with critics claiming that contemporary titles use formulaic plotlines to goad gamers into action. But that claim could hardly be leveled at 2011’s ...