Amelia Fruzzetti
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Nintendo WireLatest Reviews
Genre mashups are so intuitive that you can describe them in an old Reese’s slogan: “two great tastes that go well together.” And when it goes well, the end
Game translation (“localization,” if you’re nasty) is an often unsung profession. No matter how well-received or lauded the writing of a game is, praise is
Legend of Mana
Legend of Mana was not a game I’d ever really heard a word about. I knew of it - the series had to continue somewhere after the SNES era - but people didn’t
In remaking any game from the last century - especially those that hail all the way back from the 70’s or 80’s - there’s a sort of balancing act that has to
“If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.” So goes one of the most well-known aphorisms in the English language, and one that the developers at Moon Studios appear to
There was a time, long bygone, when getting stuck in a video game was a problem not easily resolved. Before the internet, before dedicated strategy guides,
We live in a time of social isolation. The mere idea of going places now seems like its own sort of fantasy, a relic of a time that in reality only stretches
