The Nintendo 3DS has been a phenomenal system. Between its first-party originals, a bevy of third-party options and more ports than you can shake a stick at, it might feature the best lineup in video game history. But everything comes … Continue reading Theatrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call: Best of Both Worlds
Editor’s note: This is the last “lost review” from a few years ago. Remember, we did an entire hourlong podcast episode about Spirit of Justice, so consider 1,700 words light work in comparison. THE GOOD Michelle: As a massive fan … Continue reading Group Review: Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney: Dual Destinies
Editor’s note: This is another in a short series of old reviews that never saw the light of day for some reason. The games are still out, so it’s relevant! Trust me! THE GOOD Chris: It’s a Link to the … Continue reading Group Review: The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds
Editor’s note: I unearthed some reviews that we worked on a while back that never saw the light of day. They’re not exactly the most timely at this point, but here they are anyway! THE GOOD Jason: The move to … Continue reading Group Review: Pokemon X/Y
Not long ago, I considered the games that I loved replaying the most, with Fire Emblem Awakening being at the top. While I liked Fire Emblem Fates (specifically Conquest) at the time of its release, it hasn’t aged well for … Continue reading Fire Emblem Echoes Review: The First 20 Hours
As mentioned with last week’s look at the Team Skull themes, we’ll be doing a full-fledged review of Pokemon Sun and Moon on this Thursday’s podcast. But let’s talk a little bit about some of the little changes the series … Continue reading Music to My Ears: The Path to the League
Pokemon Sun and Moon have been out for a couple weeks now, so it seems like the perfect time to talk about the game a bit. We’ll be doing a full review on the podcast in next Thursday’s episode, but … Continue reading Music to My Ears: Battle! Team Skull
