If I had to pick my favorite thing about E3, it would have to be the press conferences. They are the events that make E3 special, at least for those of us who don’t make ...
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Stranger of Sword City review
With opposing trajectories and estranged timetables, Wizardry never got to make the acquaintance of its overseas-residing brethren. While Sir-Tech’s franchise helped to translate table-top tenets into computer role-playing game principal, its reign did not last ...
Read More »Corpse Party (PC) Review
Few countries feature as rich a gaming heritage as Japan. Known for crafting unique experiences, several genres as we know them today was either created or inspired by titles hailing from the rising sun. Yet, ...
Read More »Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 review
Given the quality of most modern adaptations, it’s easy to forget that most games based on manga and anime were routinely horrible. From the eight-year localization cycle delay faced by the lackluster Dragon Ball Z: ...
Read More »Reverse x Reverse review
Twice a year, over a half million otaku converge on the Tokyo Big Sight convention center for Comiket, the world’s largest dōjinshi fair. While manga, music, light novels, and handicraft undoubtedly dominate the show, navigate ...
Read More »If Her Flag Breaks review
Undoubtedly, the premise of If Her Flag Breaks is satiated with potential. The inaugural entry in the thirteen episode first season begins as a commercial truck jackknifes and collides with a car, sending the vehicle ...
Read More »E3: Nintendo’s Magic Mix of the New and Nostalgic
Jeremy’s Take: “…We will work harder to meet your expectations.” Honestly it was probably a little too accommodating of Satoru Iwata to respond on Twitter to heavy criticism of the Nintendo Digital Event on Tuesday. ...
Read More »Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus R review
Mastering the intricacies of a complex combo system is one of the definitive ambitions of any fighting game aficionado. But for developers, balance is the Holy Grail, with studios often chasing after a meticulously tweaked ...
Read More »A Q&A with Nihon Falcom/Mastiff Games
From Faxanadu for the NES, the Ys series, and The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky, Nihon Falcom has an amazingly prodigious body of work that spans over three decades. With the recent release ...
Read More »Coppelion: The Complete Series review
In media, the apocalyptic context is one of the most remarkable narrative stratagems to scrutinize humanity. Whether catastrophe occurs via George R. Romero’s infestation of zombies, Mad Max’s oil shortage and subsequent collapse of societal ...
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