[Quick warning: The PC-98 version of this game features gruesome, graphic violence, which I will sometimes show below if only … Continue reading Madou Monogatari 1-2-3: Delicious, hands-off dungeoneering
TTRPGs—proper ones with character sheets, dungeon masters, dice bags and all the rest—are sadly often left languishing outside of my … Continue reading Thousand Year Old Vampire: Fangtastic
I’ll get straight to the point: yes, this welcome team up between Konami and Red Company is in many ways … Continue reading Mitsumete Knight: Love blooming on the battlefield
Why would I—or anyone else—bother looking at this again now we finally have arcade perfect (better than, really) Virtua Racing … Continue reading Virtua Racing: A mega drive
I have never wanted any Sonic game more than this one. Sonic on CD, the format of the future. And … Continue reading Sonic The Hedgehog CD: I can do anything
There’s a lot to love in here. The game strives to replicate the 5.1 version of the SRD ruleset—basically Dungeons & … Continue reading Solasta Crown of the Magister: I’ll speak for myself, thank you
Digital cameras are now beyond ubiquitous. They’re cute, functional keychains. They’re covered in cartoon characters and sold to children. They’re … Continue reading Game Boy Pocket Camera: New looks through an old lens
Strange labyrinths have sprung up everywhere, Joan of Arc’s running around causing trouble, and there’s only one international band of … Continue reading Dramatic Dungeon Sakura Wars: An ambitious and unlikely mix
To begin Surging Aura is to be plunged headlong into a crisis, a simple celebratory ceremony quickly transformed into a … Continue reading Surging Aura: Fresh magic system vs everything else
[Spoiler warning: I’m not interested in deliberately ruining anyone’s fun, but you may consider the names of some characters, enemies, … Continue reading Resident Evil Requiem: Dead inside
