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How Guilty Gear Xrd’s “Heavy Day” Plays In Superbeat: Xonic

From a variety of different songs to ways to customize your experience, Superbeat: Xonic has a lot to offer fans of the rhythm genre. But what really caught my eye was that it also featured collaboration with developer Arc System Works.

At A First Glance, Dragon Quest Heroes Could Pass For A Full Fledged RPG

Dragon Quest Heroes gets a lot right in blending the two series. On top of the basics, Dragon Quest Heroes has a surprisingly large story complete with its own lore and world-building.

Dengeki Bunko: Fighting Climax Hits Hard, But Gives You Plenty of Armor

Like Under Night In-Birth, the focus in Dengeki Bunko: Fighting Climax is definitely simplicity.

The Cast of Dengeki Bunko: Fighting Climax Aren’t Interested in Talking Things Out

With all these different personalities running around you have to wonder: what exactly do all these people have to say to each other?

Nobunaga’s Ambition: Sphere Of Influence Was Too Ambitious For Me

Have you ever wanted to be good at something, but never had the chance or motivation to try it out? I've known about Nobunaga's Ambition and games like it for a while, but I've never given them a serious try before.

Danganronpa Another Episode Plays Differently, But Feels More Familiar Than You’d Think

It's difficult to talk about the premise of the game without getting into spoilers for the first Danganronpa game. If you're interested in playing the original game, avoid this article (and Another Episode!) until you've finished it.

Do Your Choices Matter In Until Dawn?

I played through the first few chapters of Until Dawn twice in order to test out how important your decisions really are.

BlazBlue Chronophantasma Extend: One For The Fans

The main selling points for Extend are the two new characters, Celica A. Mercy and Lambda-11.

Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition – Fun With Dante’s Friends

What Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition does add is for the enthusiasts. Three new characters, a turbo speed mode, and alternate costumes round out the package.

Despite The Multiplayer Focus, Splatoon’s Single-Player Easily Holds Its Own

Splatoon's single-player is inventive and uses the game mechanics just as well as the multiplayer does, but in an almost completely different way.