Eithéa Import Review
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?
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?
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.
Ten years ago, Chrono Cross was hailed as one of the finest RPGs on the PlayStation. To see if time has been kind to that consensus, just read this review.
In 1997, the movie theaters of the world were gripped once again by the Star Wars trilogy being re-released, Seinfeld entered its final season, the Spice Girls had numerous hits, and the RPG world was gripped by a certain unstoppable dynamo of a game. How well the other items in the entertainment field have aged is a matter of opinion, just as Final Fantasy VII’s effect may not have lessened with the passage of time — to some.
Triggering Nostalgia
Murder by Numbers
The Legend of the Silent Dragon
Beyond Hope
Beyond the Mundane
Buh-Lech
I’m Being ‘Pun’ished
This compilation Playstation game features remakes of both Final Fantasy I & II, as well as a host of new features.
Just One Calorie
A review for the first part in the Arc the Lad Collection.
A review of the second entry in the Arc the Lad Collection.
A review of the third part of the Arc the Lad Collection.
Hindsight is 20/20
Refining a Genre
Interdimensional Freak Show
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