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I understand the desire to explore the Dragon Ball universe better than anyone, believe me. I, like many Dragon Ball fans, first started watching the show in my early adolescence, and its resurgence in recent years with movies and a brand new animated series and manga adaptation has been heartwarming...
Total War: Three Kingdoms remains the only game to have ever been given a mythical 10/10 review score by me. To this day, it is still a game that I'll gladly jump on and every single bit of praise I gave it then is still something I love about it...
As a guilty pleasure, my phone has had several game soundtracks on it now for years, one of those being the music selection from the CD that came along with Tokyo Mirage Sessions ♯FE's Wii U special edition. When people pass me the aux, they don't know what to expect,...
Let's be honest about AO Tennis. When it was released, it wasn't exactly a good game. Big Ant Studios, developers of Cricket 19, have certainly improved in their Cricket games output over time. AO Tennis 2 is only their second game covering Tennis so following the first release and the...
The fact that, in the year 2020, people still recognize the name of Dr. Kawashima is a massive testament to how huge the original game was. Dr. Kawashima's Brain Training on the Nintendo DS managed to capture a huge, worldwide audience, and it broke through age barriers and appealed to...
Mech games are a host unto themselves. They have a reputation hammered deep into the core of the games community for being difficult to play and even more difficult to understand. MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries does its best to change that perspective by cobbling some easier controls and a bit more...
I've always been a fan of simulation, management and strategy games. They're all somewhat similar to each other in some way and they give me that joy of controlling something and always thinking towards the future. They let me do some long-term thinking, building for the future and holding off...
Fans of the World of Darkness RPG universe will soon be up to their bloody necks in new video games. Next year Paradox Interactive delivers Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 2, and Bigben Interactive has Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Earthblood and Vampire: The Masquerade – Swansong in the works. But...
Phoenix Point
Turn-Based Tactics games have made a resurgence over the past seven years. Following the launch of XCOM, the industry seemed to realise that these titles, when done right, could be very well received and successful. From XCOM and XCOM 2 to titles like Phantom Doctrine and the outstanding Valkyria Chronicles...
Sometime during the heyday of Square-Enix releasing their catalog of RPG’s on the PlayStation Portable came two Star Ocean titles. The duo, Star Ocean First Departure and Second Evolution, represented the first chance that many players would get to see the complete story of Ronyx J. Kenny and his son,...
Hell is a place that no one would be going into willingly, but there's no denying that it has a unique, twisted sort of charm, with its fiery depths and otherworldly landscapes. Many video games offered different takes on this theme, but very few managed to make it as entertaining...
As we march into holiday season a lot of people’s thoughts naturally turn to loved ones and the highs and lows shared with them over the years, which makes this the perfect time to release a game like Arise: A Simple Story. Created by freshman Spanish developer Piccolo and published...
