Dragon Warrior GBC Review
What happens when we retroview a remake of a classic NES game? Well, we spend a lot of time roaming around the world and pressing attack.
Cthulhu Saves the World Xbox 360 Review
The great Lovecraftian evil Cthulhu is attempting to turn things around by tackling the heroic side of life. How does he manage in this Xbox Live Indie adventure? I’d spoil it for you here, but Cthulhu has commanded you read the full review.
Lufia: Curse of the Sinistrals Review
While Lufia II on the SNES might have been a rising star, this title is clearly cursed. The game’s problems get in the way of enjoying almost everything.
Fallout: New Vegas Review
Welcome to New Vegas. This wasteland is home to Super Mutants, Elvis impersonators, radscorpions, flying robots, and tumbleweeds. The deadly bugs around here are blue and fly, so ain’t that a kick in the head?
Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies Review
Does this Dragon Quest game ascend to the heavens or come crashing to the ground? While your mileage may vary here, it’s hard to scoff at the content offered in this summer release.
Final Fantasy VII PSX Retroview
We’re taking a trip back in time and need to pack. Spiky hair? Check. Giant sword? Check. Great localization? Oops, I knew something was missing.
Alpha Protocol PS3 Review
Michael Thorton might not have succeeded in his mission to break sales records, but at least he saved the world. If you’ve ever wanted to be a spy, you should check this out.
Persona 3 Portable Review
Here’s another take on Persona 3 Portable. Does it still hold the appeal of the original when draped in feminine clothing?
Breath of Death VII: The Beginning Xbox 360 Review
Now with a second review!
Final Fantasy XIII PS3 Review
I love chocolate as much as the next person, but I’m just not a fan of hollow chocolate bunnies. Call me spoiled, but I prefer my chocolate candy filled with peanut butter and served with a cold glass of milk.
Dragon Age: Origins – Awakening Review
If you happen to be one of those lucky enough to have completed Dragon Age: Origins, then it’s time for more. If not, it doesn’t really matter, because you can still play this.
Half-Minute Hero Review
You have thirty seconds to read this second opinion of Half-Minute Hero. Don’t worry if you’re a slow reader, you can pay me 100G and I’ll reset the timer for you.
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: The Crystal Bearers Review
Announced before the Wii launched, gamers have been waiting for The Crystal Bearers for quite awhile. Wonder what Square Enix was working on for that long? After completing it, so do we.
Demon’s Souls Review
Whoever said that dying was not fun has clearly never played Demon’s Souls. This game is brutal, but it will lovingly hold your hand as you die for the hundredth time.
Dragon Age: Origins Xbox 360 Review
Grey Wardens get no rest, and neither do those playing Dragon Age: Origins. If you haven’t begun your quest to try and stop the Blight just yet, this review might help to recruit you.
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Retroview
Oblivion is all about what the player makes of it. It’s a very deep game with lots of options held up by a solid foundation. The game has some failings, but most can be easily avoided or overlooked, leaving a solid experience for gamers wanting to play around in an open world.
Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon Review
Here’s a second glance at Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon. Does it outshine the rest of the tactical offerings on the DS or stay hidden in the shadows?
Chrono Trigger DS Review
Trip My Trigger
Fallout 3 Review
RPGamers, welcome to the Capital Wasteland of Fallout 3. It is not a friendly or hospitable place. That is all the more reason that you should venture into it.
Final Fantasy IV DS Review
Is the second verse not that much different than the first? Does it really for a game that’s this old? I think not.
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