Collect the eight gems and have your wish granted. While this sort of thing has become somewhat clich? in games and anime, this common starting point can be built on to create something very interesting and unique indeed.
How do you like your chocobo? Well, this one is fried and ready to go, just don’t get your greasy fingers all over the cards.
It’s like a delicious layer cake.
A PSP review of Gurumin.
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With Gurumin drilling its way to retail next week, the cuteness alert has been raised to Orange. Read our review for important Monsterland Security tips.
For centuries, humans have expressed themselves through music. Soulful tunes reach out and envelop the listeners in a variety of emotions: joy, hope, fear, and sadness. What emotions await you in Ar tonelico?
With less than a week until release, RPGamer takes a look at the latest Final Fantasy port. Let’s gather together to stop Kefka one more time.
RPGamer finally paints a picture of Castlevania. Is it a masterpiece, or is it more like something a toddler finger painted?
Embrace the nostalgia of the Super Nintendo days with the latest release of Final Fantasy V. If you missed its release for the PlayStation, or even if you didn’t, return to the world where crystals mean everything.
Four years of waiting, several delays, and quite a few changes once hindered Final Fantasy XII from reaching North America, but now the game has been flung to the public to be picked apart and devoured. At last, RPGamer hands down the verdict on Ivalice’s Judges.
One review apparently isn’t enough for the long absent third Final Fantasy game, so RPGamer’s got three.
One review apparently isn’t enough for the long absent third Final Fantasy game, so RPGamer’s got three.
One review apparently isn’t enough for the long absent third Final Fantasy game, so RPGamer’s got three.
It’s been quite a while since the last game in the Mana series reached these shores. In the latest in the series, Children of Mana, players chose one of four characters to investigate the recent chaotic mana surges that threaten the world.
With an impressive story, deep character customization, and thousands of things to do, Final Fantasy XI can suck away the life of any who play it. How long that experience lasts depends solely upon the gamer’s patience and frustration tolerance. This is a Final Fantasy like no other.
Where Do the Children Play
Secret of Meh
Reach Out and Touch Someone
A professor is on the run from a mysterious group known as the Cosmo-NOTs. In his attempt to escape, he comes in contact with a boy by the name of Terry.
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