- NIS America has brought over many great titles to North America these past three years or so, and each title is always given a very generous localization. Today, we will b...
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- Welcome back to another episode of DarkFeed, the weekly show that gives you all the big news in the gaming industry, but in a bite sized portion. You walk away from the ta...
- Final Fantasy XII does so much to reinvent the JRPG template that it hardly belongs in the same genre, much less part of the Final Fantasy series. Concepts like the "field...
- Potentially, Persona 3 could have been a train wreck. A spinoff of the Shin Megami Tensei series, it features randomly generated stages, with a huge focus on dungeon crawl...
- Although they haven't produced bucket loads of original IPs in their lifetime, Naughty Dog has still become a staple brand within the game industry. The IPs they've create...
- Modern gamers -- those brought up on fancy, high tech polygonal magic -- scoff at Final Fantasy VII's texture-less character models and low-res prerendered backgrounds, cl...
- Was Final Fantasy X the beginning of a new era for Square, or the last gasp of what some might term "the good old days?" That's the question that pops into my head whene...
- Back in May 2009, a small alpha version of a game that Markus Persson, known as "Notch" to most of his fans, was made available on the TIGSource.com forums. He had coded i...
- By the time of its 1992 European release, Parodius: Non-Sense Fantasy was a side scrolling shooter when the genre was rapidly becoming irrelevant, with R-Type and Gradius ...
- Most everything in the gaming press about the Kingdom Hearts series is always prefaced with some quaint comment about the strange marriage of Square Enix’s Final Fantasy...
- The phrase "they just don't make things like they used to" is often banded around by older generations as they scoff at the quality of newer products. They sit there looki...
- Gaming has changed a lot in the last two decades. Stunning graphics and amazingly intensive feats are now the focus with the advancement of much more powerful consoles. Th...
- Right, so let's go straight for the jugular. This is Man Week. A week dedicated to the manliest video game characters we've ever known and whatever manly deeds they have p...
- We're here again with another "Ultimate 'Video Game Movie' Cast", a feature where we determine which actor we would choose to fit our favorite video game characters. Last ...
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- This time on Let's Play Again, we're looking at the game that accompanied a Disney classic - Ariel: The Little Mermaid. It's a shame the same can't be said for the game th...
- There's nothing better than opening up a newspaper these days to find some tech-analyst or financial adviser spouting out information regarding industry trends, as if play...