
Sengoku Turb: The way the future used to look
The first thought that popped into my head as I looked at the back of Sengoku Turb‘s case was “When the … Continue reading Sengoku Turb: The way the future used to look
The first thought that popped into my head as I looked at the back of Sengoku Turb‘s case was “When the … Continue reading Sengoku Turb: The way the future used to look
This game, based on a single-series 1998 anime of (almost) the same name, first caught my eye thanks to its bright … Continue reading Akihabara Dennou Gumi Pata Pies!: Making a little go a long way
Eldorado Gate Vol. 7, the final disc in Capcom’s ambitious Dreamcast RPG saga, opens not with the usual fourth wall … Continue reading Eldorado Gate Vol. 7: All good things…
There are just two scenarios contained within Eldorado Gate Vol.6‘s GD-ROM, and the first is short even by the series’ already … Continue reading Eldorado Gate Vol. 6: The beginning of the end
Eldorado Gate Vol. 5 opens with a scenario titled “Monster Hunter Sophie”, accidentally naming Capcom’s wyvern-bopping series over two years before … Continue reading Eldorado Gate Vol. 5: The calm before the storm?
After Volume 3‘s unexpected but not unwelcome pair of stories Eldorado Gate‘s back with another three scenario disc, with three new characters … Continue reading Eldorado Gate Vol. 4: That awkward middle bit
Bantross promised us something different for this disc, and as soon as I picked up Eldorado Gate Vol.3‘s case it was … Continue reading Eldorado Gate Vol. 3: Old friends, new friends
Eldorado Gate‘s second volume is so keen on getting started Bantross, our suspiciously inscrutable combination of host, party leader, and know-it-all rolled … Continue reading Eldorado Gate Vol. 2: Free from filler, fetch quests, and flabby storytelling
Eldorado Gate, Capcom’s Dreamcast exclusive RPG series, is in many ways a creation that should have never got off the … Continue reading Eldorado Gate Vol. 1: The beginning of an epic adventure
There’s something about Langrisser Millennium, Masaya’s 1999 entry in the long running SRPG series, that we need to make very clear … Continue reading Langrisser Millennium: A fresh start in a new era… well, maybe