Bokura no Kazoku: It’s all about family
The dad of Bokura no Kazoku’s made-up family is sitting cross-legged in a very ordinary living room, making animal-shaped shadows in the … Continue reading Bokura no Kazoku: It’s all about family
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Gunparade March: Students, statistics, and bloodthirsty beasts
In 1945 a mysterious black moon appeared in the sky and waves of mythical beasts – goblins, gorgons, naga, and … Continue reading Gunparade March: Students, statistics, and bloodthirsty beasts
Aconcagua: When two very different genres collide…
Aconcagua begins with a dramatic explosion sending a small passenger plane hurtling towards the titular real-world mountain the game takes place on, … Continue reading Aconcagua: When two very different genres collide…
Siren 2: Second Siren lucky?
The first Siren was a divisive experience; praised by some, loathed by others, and I… well, it’s probably best you read about it for … Continue reading Siren 2: Second Siren lucky?
Siren: FFScinating
Until a few days ago I hadn’t played Siren – or Forbidden Siren as us PAL gamers called it – … Continue reading Siren: FFScinating
Gunners Heaven: “Inspired by” is not a dirty term
Graphically 1995 was all over the place, a turbulent time when “realistic” FMV games spanning multiple CD-ROMs would jostle for … Continue reading Gunners Heaven: “Inspired by” is not a dirty term
Tenchu: Natural ninjas
Videogames are still short on many things, but nobody could ever claim ninjas was one of them. Whether your preference … Continue reading Tenchu: Natural ninjas
Boku no Natsuyasumi 2: Sony’s sunshine
The year is 1975. Phones – where they exist – are boxy plastic things tethered to walls by tightly coiled … Continue reading Boku no Natsuyasumi 2: Sony’s sunshine
Kimimi The Game-Eating She-Monster 