Hataraku Chocobo does something so incredible when you turn it on I’m almost reluctant to talk about it, because when typed … Read more Continue reading Hataraku Chocobo: Feathered friends in new frontiers
Should you happen to be someone eager to dive in to Youfu Makai‘s card battling action, leaving the manual and the … Read more Continue reading Youfu Makai: Always check the packaging
The WonderSwan exclusive “Novel Theatre” game Terrors 2 offers users three unrelated but hopefully spooky stories to choose from once … Read more Continue reading Terrors 2: Pocket-sized panics
The original Arc the Lad was something of an early success for the PlayStation, managing to sell hundreds of thousands of copies … Read more Continue reading Arc the Lad Kishin Fukkatsu: One more one more go…
Bandai’s WonderSwan family of handhelds played host to a diverse range of software over their Japan-only lifespan: From a million … Read more Continue reading Clock Tower: Running with scissors
The multitude of adventures that make up Akitoshi Kawazu‘s SaGa series tend to be titles I enjoy from a safe … Read more Continue reading Romancing SaGa: A funny kind of freedom
The WonderSwan is perhaps best known as the widescreen portable home of excellent and enhanced ports of some of Squaresoft’s … Read more Continue reading Wild Card
You might be forgiven for thinking Guilty Gear Petit 2 looks more than a little familiar – a cute handheld … Read more Continue reading Guilty Gear Petit 2
I learned of this game’s existence through an indie importer’s catalogue (remember those?) that had been mailed to me (remember … Read more Continue reading Blue Wing Blitz
Kimimi The Game-Eating She-Monster 