It’s almost here folks…the end of the decade. The time to flip another number in the year and suddenly find ourselves reliving the 20s. The past few months have seen endless social media trends about looking back at the past decade, reliving on what one has accomplished, and what they’re looking forward to in the
I’ve always been a stark proponent of the adage, “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it,” but only up to a certain degree. Familiarity breeds contempt, as another adage goes, and with that contempt comes not only boredom, but a resentment toward what was once loved.
Back in June, we reported that Sony Pictures Television and Hivemind Entertainment (the same people behind the recently released The Witcher series on Netflix) were working on a Final Fantasy show based on Final Fantasy XIV. We now have a small update on the progress of the project!
Haven’t you heard? It’s the most wonderful time of the year! The wintertime holiday season is a time that many look forward to every year, regardless of which holiday one celebrates (if any). For some, though, their favorite holiday has already long passed. These people are already counting the days to when their preferred season
Gensou Skydrift happily advertises itself on its Steam page with a clear statement: “A Touhou Project racing game is here!” And that is entirely true. This is a kart racing game based on the whole Touhou Project. Which means that in one sense, this game is kind of impossible to review, simply because that fandom
Rook, Aldianaux, Xenedra and Fusion are joined by Alex Maine of KupoCon to discuss fan gatherings, how to organize them and where to find them! Then we talk about how to get that helpful title IRL with some Aetheryte Radio fan emails! Interested in KupoCon? Check out their website for more information! — Watch live
One of my favorite games of all time is still Princess Maker 2. I was introduced to it almost by accident during my freshman year of college, when its pseudo-abandonware status meant that it was pretty widely available for curious onlookers who didn’t want to actually purchase the game. I proceeded to lose nearly an
Yoshi-P and co. came at us with the 56th Letter from the Producer Live in this past weekend’s 14 hour broadcast and in turn we’re bringing you a sum up, as well as our perceptions of this gem. — Watch live on Saturdays at noon PST. https://media.blubrry.com/ffxiv/gamerescape-podcasts.s3.amazonaws.com/ffxiv/ar/ar152.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 2:17:48
It seems that over the past decade or two, there’s been a trend toward making complicated technologies simpler and more accessible to the general public. Building a PC has gone from a complicated enthusiast-only venture in the 90s to a nearly plug-and-play project anyone can do. Services exist that allow anyone to create their own
As 2019 draws to a close it is time to look back at what the year had to offer. With The Game Awards being the closest thing video games will ever get to the Oscars, I donned my digital tux and tuned in this past Thursday, excited to see who would be honored and what
Square Enix just held the 56th Live Letter during their 14-hour broadcast! Let’s dive into all of the information that was presented! The presentation began with the announcement that Final Fantasy XIV has reached 18 million registered accounts worldwide! Patch 5.18 The next patch for the game is scheduled for December 24. Removal of weekly
Okay guys, this opening is going to be longer than usual, so buckle yourselves in! If you’re a fan of retro-styled platformers, you’re all but guaranteed to be familiar with Shovel Knight. Originally released in 2014 to critical acclaim, it was an example of how awesome an 8-bit-styled game can look, play, and sound, with
Vampire: The Masquerade has always been a setting that’s fascinated me. An urban fantasy take on an old myth, wrapped in a considerable dose of conspiracy and secret societies. This week I was blessed with the opportunity to jump in with the visual novel Coteries of New York, out December 11th on Steam.
When people ask me what my go-to kind of games are, my answer is usually the same: “story-heavy and rhythm games.” I like a game that weaves a good tale, and I love music. On the opposite end, I tend to avoid fighting games and arcade-y score-chasing titles, as they tend to be the opposite
2019 has shaped up to look like the year for a handful of long dormant franchises with dedicated fanbases finally getting the follow up they’ve been wanting for ages. I ended up in that camp being one of the people who were excited enough to throw money at Yu Suzuki’s Kickstarter campaign to see the
Today during PlayStation’s State of Play, Capcom provided an update to Project Resistance — a multiplayer title that takes place in the Resident Evil universe. However, the trailer turned out to be for a different game entirely: Resident Evil 3. Since the release of long awaited Resident Evil 2 remake back in February (which received
Today, Square Enix unveiled the brand new trailer for the upcoming Kingdom Hearts III Re Mind DLC. The upcoming DLC, which releases on January 23, 2020 for PlayStation 4 and February 25, 2020 for Xbox One, will include a new playable episode where players can once again take control of Sora as he makes his
Today, Patch 5.15 went live for Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers. Included in the update is the brand new PvP mode Onsal Hakair (Danshing Naadam) as well as updates to Blue Mage which increases the level cap and adds new spells to learn! You can view the patch notes here.
Brian of Work to Game joins Aetheryte Radio for a discussion on the future of Final Fantasy XIV on consoles after the announcement that it will be coming to XBox! Check out Work to Game on Twitch, Twitter, and YouTube. — Watch live on Saturdays at noon PST. https://media.blubrry.com/ffxiv/gamerescape-podcasts.s3.amazonaws.com/ffxiv/ar/ar151.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download
This morning, Square Enix announced the Final Fantasy XI Fan Gathering 2020 which will take place in Boston during next year’s PAX East (which will be held from February 27th to March 1st). The last time Square Enix set the stage for Final Fantasy XI players to gather in North America was during the 2008