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Angel at Dusk review
By nature, danmaku (or bullet hell shoot ‘em ups) are brazenly unforgiving. Routinely, they require pixel perfect precision, as you…
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Irem Collection Volume 2 review
The three pillars in the run-and-gun pantheon are Metal Slug, Ghosts ‘n Goblins, and Contra. In this writer’s mind, franchises…
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Yazuka Kiwami review
Although the Yakuza franchise has recently enjoyed enormous success in the West, that wasn’t always the case. For some players,…
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8-Bit Adventures 2 review
Since its origins in the late 1980s, the console role-playing game has evolved considerably. Habitually, modern efforts deliver sizable casts…
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RPG MAKER WITH review
Play through enough role-playing games and you’ll inevitably encounter the clunky combat mechanic, or plot twist you see coming far…
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9 R.I.P. review
Although otome can be thoroughly enjoyable experiences, they are often fairly predictable. But that’s not the case with Otomate’s 9…
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Cash Cow DX review
Once employed as a 3D animator for Ubisoft, developer Sebastian Kostka deserted corporate life for indie development. So far, his…
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SUNSOFT is Back! Retro Game Selection review
Across social media, there are a legion of users who play armchair publishing executive. Praising niche localizations and rightfully critical…
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Fitness Boxing feat. Hatsune Miku review
Detractors often argue that video games are sedentary, and therefore, contribute to obesity. But what these faultfinders habitually fail to…
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Bakeru review
In Japan, the Ganbare Goemon (literally, “Go for it, Goemon!”) franchise was profoundly popular. With it’s blue-haired lead rooted in…
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