In the Western world Falcom fans have had no shortage of things to latch onto this year as 2023 marked the localized releases of Trails Into Reverie as well as The Legend of Nayuta. But 2023 also marks the 35th anniversary of Falcom’s most iconic property, the one and only
I know I promised that I wouldn’t return to a Falcom property until I covered Ys X: Nordics and that piece will come. But before we can get to that I have unfinished business with a certain game that Falcom released within the last year. The recent localization announcement of
This piece is honestly one that I’ve been meaning to get to for quite some time, and with Lost Eidolons recently seeing release for the likes of Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5, now seems like the perfect time! As a strategy role-playing game in this day and age Lost
Here we are once again covering another Falcom title. I honestly hadn’t planned on returning to a Falcom game until the recently released Ys X: Nordics, yet here we are. 2023 saw the localization of the long awaited Trails into Reverie as well as the localization announcement of Trails Through
With the release of Armored Core VI upon us I find myself revisiting FromSoftware’s latest addition to the gaming space, and uncoincidentally 2022’s game of the year. Elden Ring took the world by storm, even more so than FromSoftware’s release of the likes of Demon and Dark Souls, which launched
2023 continues to be an excellent year for Falcom fans, both domestically in Japan as well as internationally. Earlier this year we saw the landmark localization of Trails to Azure, a project that some thought would never be released internationally. Still to come is the localization of Nayuta internationally, as
The world is no stranger to sequels, some might even say the entertainment industry is overly reliant on them. History has provided us with many examples of sequels that have failed to live up to the original. But rarely have we seen a sequel that lives up to the legacy
Star Wars Day may have passed us by, but celebrations of this property will continue throughout the month. Even if you’ve never seen a single Star Wars movie, you are likely aware of the multibillion-dollar entertainment empire that’s been created. Books, movies, television, video games, and much more… Star Wars
My how times have changed… Halo used to sit atop the proverbial hill of the First Person Shooter (FPS) genre. With its variety of game modes and plentiful social features it provided an accessible and fun gaming experience that was best enjoyed with friends. Halo Infinite potentially represented a return
With the launch of Season 3 of Halo Infinite’s multiplayer I once again found Halo Infinite in the crosshairs of my battle rifle. Halo Infinite’s multiplayer may be a source of discussion in the gaming community for all the wrong reasons, but we’re here to take a look at the
