RPGCast – Episode 121: “So-Cal Native”
Atlus downloads a bad CD from torrent, BioWare decides to develop Mass Effect 3, and Nintendo figures that this handheld business may be worth pursuing...
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RPGCast – Episode 120: “Team Rocket Surgery”
Gotta listen to ’em all! We all gain levels in our pokewalkers while discussing the new Pokémon releases. Mikel gives us the scoop on his...
RPG Backtrack – Episode 12: “Bound on Pickup”
What are we talking about this time? Well, it involves hippies, Prince Poo, eating hamburgers straight from a garbage can, absentee fathers, Smaaaaaaaash attacks, and...
Fragile Dreams: Farewell Ruins of the Moon Review
With the crowd of big releases this month, XSEED and tri-Crescendo’s atmospheric Wii game ended up taking a backseat. How did it turn out? Read on to find out.
DemiKids Review
This is a game that didn’t know if it wanted to be Pokemon or Shin Megami Tensei, and it’s a game with an identity crisis. Fact is, even if it were attempting to not be either of those things, it’s still not a well put together game by any means.
RPGCast – Episode 119: “Lost In Fantasy”
It’s a small panel but a big podcast! Final Fantasy dropped this week and it’s obvious because it took over our feedback, news, and picks...
Final Fantasy XIII Xbox 360 Review
Any game in which a baby chocobo lives in a man’s afro and physically abuses him when he acts like a tool has to be good, right? Well, now you can find out in RPGamer’s review of Square Enix’s latest blockbuster title.
RPGCast – Episode 118: “Math Is Hard”
Glenn Wilson is on to discuss Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey. Sony had its own strangeness this week. And even Valve got into strange fun...
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.
RPG Backtrack – Episode 11: “Metroidvania”
A lot of heroes in Castlevania have taken on Dracula, but not all of them did so in an RPG way. Simon Belmont and Alucard...
RPGCast – Episode 117: “Finny The Fishcast”
Puffy, Finny, and Prinny all get into the cast this week. Perhaps they all wanted to celebrate the upcoming Level 5 US branch, or perhaps...
RPGCast – Episode 116: “Amazon Shillcast”
Did you know you can get free release date shipping for games you buy on Amazon.com? Go there now to to preorder your copy of...
Glory of Heracles Review
Using a stylus forged by Hephaestus himself, RPGamer has braved Nintendo and Paon’s DS RPG adventure and come out victorious. Of course, it helps when you’re immortal.
RPGCast – Episode 115: “Tactical Pokéwalker Pants”
Final thoughts on White Knight Chronicles, the recurring saga of Yakuza DLC, and a possible Demon’s Souls sequel all should whet your appetite for this...
Sands of Destruction Review
Sands of Destruction is not a bad game at all, and its combat flaws are not game-breaking, though they may demand copious grinding to overcome. The world presented in the game is an interesting one, and its flaws should not prevent an audience prepared for some frustration from having a good time with it.
RPGCast – Episode 114: “Night Night Chronicles”
Monster Hunter and White Knight Chronicles have trouble proving their worth. We’ve also got a big wrap up of Mass Effect 1 and some in...
Divinity 2: Ego Draconis Review
Divinity II promises a deep storyline and heart-pounding aerial dragon combat. Does it soar, or crash to earth in a pile of charred scaly debris?
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.
RPGCast – Episode 113: “A Tale of Two Wrist Rests”
Wait ’til you hear about the pre-order bonuses we’ve got this week. We also have a bit more palatable Aion discussion and Chris’s initial impressions...
Fighting Fantasy: The Warlock of Firetop Mountain Review
I’ve expended all my wit for a good three minutes or so, thus this board post is witless. Or maybe it isn’t, I don’t really know. Just read the review.
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