Where does Muramasa stand post release? Is it everything Vanillaware and Marvelous made it out to be?

Pokemon: HeartGold and Soul Silver cater much to the nostalgia of older players who dislike or just can’t get a handle on those ...

Prepare to die. In Demon’s Souls you can die hundreds of ways, even in the tutorial level. Scratch that. You will die in ...

Back in January, I played a gem of a game on the PC called Defense Grid. It’s a tower defense grid with a ...

Mana Khemia 2 tells the story of Al-Revis Academy and its fall from grace. Due to a decline in the number of capable ...

Left, right, center, left, shoot, left. Memorization is paramount in bullet hell shooters, but that will only get you so far in Aa ...

The biggest mistake you can make is to let an enemy find their footing — and give them a chance to block or ...

Nanashi no Game: Me begins like a NES RPG where a three person party walks around in a town until they talk to ...

Axel mode in Disgaea 2: Dark Hero Days features a washed out hero (or I should say anti-hero) who really just wants to ...

Phantom Brave: We Meet Again's bonus scenario, Another Marona, has a fairly abrupt start. Just as we're hearing Sienna's narration about Marona and ...

Atlus’ remastered PSP release of Persona is like watching a movie in technicolor. Same story, new presentation. Elements from Persona 3 have been ...

A light shines and suddenly, in its place stands a human, only a fraction of his original size. He brandishes his (relatively ...

The world has been run dry over the years and in the end, there were only four countries left. Every few years, the ...

Sega had to transform an Internet phenomenon into a video game sensation that would appeal to Vocaloid fans and the general PSP gamer. ...

Let me preface this review by saying one thing: while I enjoy 2D Metroid style games, I can only play them so long ...