And we still have no clue what ‘AndriaSang’ is!
REVIEW: Alpha Kimori Episode One
Is this indie Anime-RPG worth your vote on Steam Greenlight? Read on to find out.
Keiji Inafune Releases J.J. Rockets for Android
This game needs to come to America.
Terraria Coming To PSN, XBLA
The indie mega-hit is coming to a console near you.
Anime Series Based on Console Wars Coming Soon
I can’t wait for the fansub!
XSEED’s “Praise Bacon Extravaganza” Part 2
Haven’t played Ys yet? What’s wrong with you?
Artbook Update: Journey, Valkyria Chronicles, Amano
We have an update on artbooks for Final Fantasy, Journey, and Valkyria Chronicles 3!
RUMOR: Project X Zone Localization Considered?
Project X Zone, the epic Namco Bandai/Sega/Capcom crossover title for the 3DS, might have a shot of a western release.
REVIEW: Rhythm Thief & the Emperor’s Treasure
Bonjour. Je suis Raphaël. Voulez-vous danser?
Retro Wrap-Up: Boogerman Edition
Snot a problem!
UPDATE: How-To Guide for Freelance Video Game Journalists Kickstarter Needs Help
Make money writing about games? Yes please!
Games of the Past REVIEW: Gunstar Heroes
Gunstar Heroes is truly one of the 16-bit era’s finest action games. It’s really a Treasure.
RUMOR: Sakura Samurai Coming To PAL Region?
A rating from ACB has appeared. A PAL release may be imminent.
Xenosaga HD Collection a Possibility?
Get to begging Namco Bandai!
Rhythm Thief Headed for iOS This Winter
Don’t go hating on this just yet!
Picotto Knights Release Soon For Japan, Imminent for US?
Coming to Japan this month… and maybe to the west as well.
HarmoKnight – a Harmony of Tempo and Music
HarmoKnight follows Tempo’s quest to return harmony to Harmonia. This is done by running nonstop and bashing cute monsters with an over-sized music note.
REVIEW: Sakura Samurai: Art of the Sword
Sakura Samurai is an action adventure game on the Nintendo 3DS eShop. Is it worth the low price?
XSEED Games & ACQUIRE Host Fan Music Contest For Orgarhythm
If you’re a musician, this is for you!
Etrian Odyssey IV OST to Feature Retro Versions
Etrian Odyssey IV’s soundtrack features a less synthesized quality than its predecessors, but series enthusiasts can still get their retro fix.