Dempa’s X68000 remake of Falcom’s eternally popular Ys: Ancient Ys Vanished opens with a superb digitised recreation of the sumptuous Yoshitaka … Continue reading Ys Ancient Ys Vanished: Ancient style vanished
Look, I’ll admit it – when Ys Seven was in its teasing pre-release advertising phase I didn’t like what I saw at all. … Continue reading Ys Origin/Ys Seven: The same in a different way
Sorcerian Original is the Windows 98/95 compatible remake of the… well, the original Sorcerian, a game first released on the PC-88 back in … Continue reading Sorcerian Original: There’s only one Original
If the screenshots of Gravity’s Korean-born PC RPG shown below look familiar it’s probably because you’ve spent some happy time … Continue reading Arcturus: Never judge a game by its cover
What happens after you save the world? Well if you happen to be the caped hero of a charming fantasy … Continue reading The Legend of Xanadu II: So good they saved the world twice
Let’s get the one question on everyone’s lips out of the way before we get started: Fans of dinosaurs – … Continue reading Dinosaur Resurrection: I have some bad news…
The “VM” in VM Japan stands for Vantage Master, a very short and sporadic run of tactical fantasy games by Falcom beginning … Continue reading VM Japan: The mystic far east – powered up!
Brandish 2 continues the noble Falcom tradition of having their brave heroes fall flat on their faces in unfortunate circumstances … Continue reading Brandish 2: The world revolves around Ares
Falcom’s Xanadu series is comprised of a long and tangled web of wildly differing action RPGs going so far back … Continue reading The Legend of Xanadu: A PC Engine encore
Falcom’s 1999 PC release of The Rhapsody of Zephyr (later ported to both the Dreamcast and PlayStation 2) was originally a … Continue reading The Rhaposody of Zephyr: Bursting the localisation bubble
Kimimi The Game-Eating She-Monster 