Eorzean Symphony Blu-Ray Announced
This weekend, Square Enix is holding their Eorzean Symphony concert in Japan. Earlier this week, the Final Fantasy XIV Orchestral Arrangement album released, letting fans listen to eight... Read More
Review: Mary Skelter: Nightmares
Cashing In Desire The idea of the “obligatory sex scene” is a fairly well-known one in the realm of film. Sex sells, after all, which means Hollywood is... Read More
New FFXIV Patch 4.1 Images and Info Drops!
Today Square Enix opened the special site for Final Fantasy XIV Patch 4.1 The Legend Returns! Along with the opening, we’ve been given a look at the new... Read More
Review: Utawarerumono: Mask of Truth
This week, I return to the charming Ainu fantasy world of Utawarerumono for Mask of Truth, the follow-up to Mask of Deception, which I reviewed back in June. Have caution, as... Read More
Review: Warriors All-Stars
Copy and Paste When designing a game, out of the slew of decisions you have to make, one of the most basic comes at the very beginning: do... Read More
Shirogane Housing and Relocation Details For FFXIV Patch 4.1
Starting in patch 4.1, players will be able to purchase an estate in the residential district of Shirogane. A new relocation feature will also be introduced, allowing players... Read More
Aetheryte Radio 106 Topic: Burnout
On our most recent episode, we announced our upcoming Aetheryte Radio Topic: Burnout What causes burnout? How are the different ways to handle burnout? On Episode 106, which... Read More
Aetheryte Radio 105: The Legend Returns Soon
Tune in as we talk about the Patch 4.1 information from the latest live letter as well as our PAX West interview with Koji Fox! We also announce... Read More
PAX West 2017 Quick-Look: Middle-Earth: Shadow of War
When I’m out at gaming conventions, I usually tend to spend my time amongst the indie booths and displays from small studios. It’s usually the best way to... Read More
PAX West 2017 Quick-Look: Legrand Legacy
“A love letter to gaming’s past.” Various permutations of that phrase pop up when a developer is purposely trying to create a “retro” style title, said either by... Read More
PAX West 2017 Quick-Look: Necrobarista
Narrative-driven adventure games or visual novels don’t tend to be very common on the floor of a gaming convention. A lengthy story doesn’t lend itself to a short... Read More
PAX West 2017 Quick-Look: Square Enix
The flood of game creators and fans is beginning to subside at the Washington State Convention Center here in Seattle as this year’s PAX West conference comes to... Read More
Review: White Day: A Labyrinth Named School
This week (after an unfortunate delay), I got some alone time with White Day: A Labyrinth Named School. I’m a big fan of the horror genre, so it surprised... Read More
Dev Tracker 9/2/17
Thread: Near Future Changes for PvP Greetings, Thanks for all the continued feedback! We’ve received some reports and feedback about action lag in PvP content, and would like... Read More
Review: Ys Seven [PC]
Ys Seven is the seventh game in the popular Ys franchise, released for the PSP back in 2010. Why am I reviewing a seven year old game? Because... Read More
Lorecast 9: Koji Fox Interview At PAX 2017
We’ve once again had the pleasure to sit down with Michael-Christopher Koji Fox to pick his (and Banri Oda’s) brain about the lore of Final Fantasy XIV! Read... Read More
Review: Yakuza Kiwami
Flashback To The (Future)Past I’ll be completely honest here: the original Yakuza totally flew under my radar when it was released on the PS2 in 2006, and I start... Read More
Review: Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana
Everyone Wants a Taste Releasing games internationally can be complicated. Dealing with music rights, different ratings systems, and occasionally having to alter the game to make it “acceptable”... Read More
