Games That Changed Our Lives: ‘Secret of Mana’
Better known as ????? (Seiken Densetsu 2) in its native country of Japan, Secret of Mana is a 1993 Super Nintendo release fondly remembered by...
‘Final Fantasy XV’: A Satisfying, if Schizophrenic, Ride
by Mike Worby
Final Fantasy XV is just like that. It's the American pioneer in the gold rush of the gaming world, it's a man shaking a rusty,...
The Console That Could Have Changed the Game Industry We Know Today
In today’s highly competitive market, many wonder if these competing companies could ever come together to create something special. But this was actually very close...
‘Final Fantasy XIII-2’ Remains One of the Great RPGs of Our Time
by Mike Worby
One of the most common requests that has long reverberated among the RPG community has been the desire for a true Chrono Trigger successor. What fans have...
‘Final Fantasy XV’s Oldest Ancestor: Does It Stand the Test of Time?
Imagine, if you will, a Final Fantasy game without Cid, moogles, or even chocobos. Why, you might think that such a thing could and should...
Square Enix and the No Good, Very Bad, Achievements
by Mike Worby
Ever since the introduction of achievements by Microsoft back in 2005, this system of allowing gamers successes and triumphs to be shown off and shared...
E3 Show-Floor Impressions: I Am Setsuna
I Am Setsuna is a throwback game by Tokyo RPG Factory designed to give players fond tingles of early 90s RPG nostalgia. While it had...
Can ‘Final Fantasy XV’ Possibly Live Up to the Hype?
Officially announced ten years ago this week, the project that has now become Final Fantasy XV is most likely going to be one of the...
‘Super Mario RPG’ is a testament to the versatility of Nintendo’s iconic franchise
Is there anything that Mario can’t do? Nintendo has placed the iconic plumber in as many professions as the Japanese publisher has deemed marketable to...