Disclaimer: If you didn't read my review of Cold Steel III, I recommend you do before proceeding, because a lot of my feedback is contrasting experiences between these two. Just FYI.What I LikedMagic is beautifully...magically...OVERPOWERED. I was loving actually using it this time. In none of the p
I originally skipped these games - ironically - because of the pixel art. I know that's strange given I favor older games. But I wasn't interested in paying full price for one on a modern console. Since this was on a steep discount I took the leap. It's hard to say if I regret the purchase, frankly.
I'm not generally a fan of so-called 'strategy' RPGs. I've played them - Shining Force, Mercenaries Saga, Final Fantasy Tactics, Tactics Ogre, Jeanne d'Arc (PSP), etc. But they would never be at the top of any of my gaming preference lists and I can't tell you why that is.I noticed quite a few peopl
(Random smartassery: "it's not on mobile!" No. But it should be. Because it's essentially a mobile game.)When this game launched, I believe they wanted some $40 for it. I could tell from the demo that it wasn't going to be worth that.I got lucky and picked it up on sale for under $10. I'd say it'
I think I've finally identified an overall worse game than Ephemeral Fantasia.What I Liked..............I'm thinking!I guess I can give kudos for some of the music.What I Didn't LikeI'm not going to beat the game up over everything that was a failure; there's just too much.Instead, I'll target its w
While I remain a huge fan of the whistling found in Wild ARMs 1, disappointed in its loss in 2 and bemused with the 3rd, I actually hung up the gloves on the series entirely. I decided to revisit now that I'm older and a bit more tolerant of things.It took some hardcore thought on how to write this
