Author: FireMarth
Review: The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel [PC]
Leave the Work to Others If you ask what the best gaming machine currently around is, you’re bound to hear many many people reply with “PC.” What was... Read More
Review: Sundered
Hands On When it comes to modern 2D games, it seems that we can’t escape the usage of pixel art. Everyone and their dog wants to pay homage... Read More
Review: Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age
Technology Marches On Art is often limited by its canvas. An artist might be able to dream up a grandiose, majestic masterpiece, but if they don’t have the... Read More
Review: Valkyria Revolution
Name’s the Same Brand recognition is a huge deal in marketing a new product. Customers are going to be more apt to trying out your new product if... Read More
E3 2017 Quick-Look: Detroit: Become Human
David Cage and his studio, Quantic Dream, are polarizing figures in the gaming world. Known for creating games that are more interactive film than video game, you either... Read More
E3 2017 Quick-Look: XSEED Games
When it comes to localizing smaller or lesser known (in the West) Japanese titles, XSEED Games is generally seen as one of the best. Picking up titles other... Read More
E3 2017 Quick-Look: Ni no Kuni 2: Revenant Kingdom
Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch was something of a surprise hit back when it was released in the west in 2013. A turn-based JRPG with... Read More
E3 2017 Quick-Look: Past Cure
Another year, another E3 in the books. Nearly all of the big studios and publishers were present on the the floor of the Los Angeles Convention Center to... Read More
E3 2017 Interview with Kenichiro Takaki
The Senran Kagura series is one that we’ve looked at a few times in the past. It’s a series that’s very in-your-face with its fanservice, yet doesn’t rest... Read More
Final Fantasy XV Receiving a VR Fishing Spinoff
Final Fantasy XV was a game with an insane amount of content. Dungeon crawing, photography, cookouts with the bros, eating highly-detailed foods. However, there’s one engine that stands... Read More
Review: A Butterfly in the District of Dreams
Live Another Life The slice of life genre. Probably one of the most boring things in entertainment when you hear it described…yet, somehow, I can’t get enough of... Read More
Review: Hakuoki: Kyoto Winds
Ladies Put Your Hands Up Women are underrepresented in video games. In nearly every aspect, from development of games, to characters in games, the industry is firmly planted... Read More
Review: Akiba’s Beat
To the City Streets The fantasy genre is a favorite of many RPGs, both Japanese and Western. Fantastical realms full of odd creatures, wild and intriguing environments to... Read More
Review: The Caligula Effect
On the Way Out The PlayStation Vita – the little system that could…but never really did. The Vita was a system that I was quite excited for on... Read More
Review: Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-ality
Through the Fourth Wall Virtual reality (should it ever catch on in the mainstream) promises to bring new life and methods to the way we play video games.... Read More
Review: Aaero
A Bit of Panache When you get down to basics, the rhythm game genre is a very simple one. Most of the time, you’re doing nothing more than... Read More
Review: Toukiden 2
Kill ’em All Video games tend to revolve around the slaughter of monsters or various enemies much of the time. For one reason or another, gamers have come... Read More
Review: Project Lux
Making the Jump It is always a risk for a franchise or genre to make the jump to a new technology. Look no further than the 2D/3D shift... Read More
