RPGCast – Episode 170: “Smugleafs in the Library”
Diablo with body parts, iOS ports of bad games, and cool video game auctions make up the brunt of today’s show. Random Encounters is back...
Diablo with body parts, iOS ports of bad games, and cool video game auctions make up the brunt of today’s show. Random Encounters is back...
In its last rush of games for the Saturn, Sega’s localizers put forth a title that has seen its value rise to a stratospheric level....
Down in Hermuda, the Pale Blue Sea Phantom Brave: The Hermuda Triangle marks the second time that NISA has ported its gridless tactical RPG, originally...
This week, Anna Marie is scared of Aya Brea. Then we see Free Realms pretend to be free. Finally, Cthulu Saves the World gets the...
Warning: The playing of Tingle’s Rosy Rupeeland will cause fits of rage, erotic pelvic shaking, and excessive usage of the word “BOOM!” Rated Pegi 12+. Viewer discretion is advised.
There was once a wonderful time, long ago, when a console had so many RPG titles that one couldn’t keep track of them all. So many games both good and bad fell through the cracks. So which one is this?
Big Mac Attack Michael Cunningham joins us this week as we chat about Pokémon, Dragon Age II, and Torchlight on XBLA. Michael also shares his...
It’s not so much when compared to March 2011, but March two years ago was stuffed with releases. Comprehensive coverage of these games would require...
What were RPGamers looking for Game Boy RPGs in the early ’90s to do? The answer involves carnivorous monsters and the deaths of deities, as...
For balanced tactical combat, tough moral choices, and sieges consisting of eleven octopods and a guy with a whip, Tactics Ogre has you covered.
Torchlight conquers your console gaming time. RPGamers pimp their sexiest character nominations. Finally, Magicka napalms its way to our hearts with its new expansion.
We at RPGamer love BioWare games. Just look at our end of year award features for quick proof. While the blood and guts and boobs and butts were more prevalent in Origins, we found Dragon Age 2 to be the more shallow, vapid game.
So it came to pass that the Champion of Kirkwall did a whole bunch of totally epic stuff and exploded a bunch of bad guys into pasty red bits. And there was much rejoicing.
Despite threatening him with its scary latin, Dissidia Duodecim doesn’t seem to have hurt our reviewer’s head too much. Disagreements should be settled by raging on the boards.
Zelda is 25 years old, but we still have to call a spade a spade. Dragon Age II has two buggy releases this week, but...
Vicious beasts are kept confined inside tiny balls, released by their masters only to do battle. Strangely, the creatures seem perfectly okay with this, and...
You say you want some revelations well you know, we all wanna save the world. You tell me that they’re evolution well you know, we all wanna save the world. But when you talk about destruction, don’t you know that you can count me out (in)! Don’t you know it’s gonna be all right.
What ties the Witcher together with a surprisingly large number of games released in February 2009? Not much, except for the fact that they share...
Dragon Age II is getting close to release and they’ve got the PR stunts to prove it. Saiyuki is attempting to journey into Western culture...
Rarely are sequels/prequels of anything better than the original. How did this gem of a game get so overlooked? Finally, we at RPGamer have a review, and Baten Kaitos Origins can get the respect it deserves.
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