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Contrary to so many JRPG’s, the main character of The Last Remnant Remastered, Rush Sykes, is rarely the focus of the story. Born the son of a pair of Remnant researchers and on a mission to rescue his kidnapped sister, it’s a rare story that doesn’t involve dead parents or...
Persona is such a unique beast when it comes to JRPG’s. Originally born as an offshoot of an offshoot of the Shin Megami Tensei series, it’s since grown into one of the most recognizable Japanese RPG’s for its stylish presentation and social link aspects. Since then, Persona has evolved into...
Just as sure as the Madden Curse strikes rookie players that adorn the annualized American Football franchise, a new year brings with it another sequel in the long-running Call of Duty series. This year’s iteration is a generational shift from the last World War into something far more modern, but...
Dynasty Warriors has seen its time under the Far Eastern sun change from arena battles to the open world, while Samurai Warriors has stayed true to its formula. Now on its fifth iteration, the Warriors Orochi crossover series has tried to bridge the two together with snappy arena battles and...
Instantly recognizable as the 90’s anime that sucked all of the testosterone out of Japan’s animation scene for nearly a decade, Fist of the North Star is an anime that’s withstood the test of time as one of Japan’s most influential works. Kenshiro, the master of the Hokuto Shinken arts,...
Few superhero games have been as widely anticipated as that of Marvel’s Spider-Man in recent years. The best selling comic book hero hasn’t seen his own solo adventure in a few years, having been seen in titles such as Ultimate Alliance and Marvel Heroes but nothing on his own for...
Dragon Warrior, as the Dragon Quest series was once known in the States, was my very first introduction to the JRPG genre. This simple tale of a single hero venturing out into a quest to save the world from the Dragonlord was something that forever shaped my impressionable taste in...
Kazuma Kiryu and Kamurocho continue to be two of the biggest names in Japanese RPGs that remain exclusive to the Sony PlayStation (with PC releases gradually hitting the market). With over a dozen years of the Dragon of Dojima's adventures, some of his earlier moments in the neon city haven't...
Procedurally generated sidescrollers and roguelike adventures are very much in vogue over the past couple of years. We’ve seen numerous studios tackle them each in their own way but each game has a little something that makes them so unique. The team at Motion Twin have been working on Dead...
All throughout my youth, a new Mega Man game was a release to be celebrated. I had grown up alongside the Blue Bomber and his various adventures against eight robot masters and their current evil leader. Moreso than the original eight, I was much more interested in the Mega Man...
God of War
Kratos has always felt like an anti-hero with only a singular desire to act out in a rage with no recourse for those around him. This much was evident in the past God of War titles that remained one of Sony’s strongest exclusive action series. Now, years have gone by...
Tera
TERA is by no means a spring chicken when it comes to MMORPGs, but it has far outlasted some of its contemporaries and for good reason. Boasting one of the few combat systems that feel like a proper action game, some might wonder how a seven-year-old MMO handles the transition...
