I’ve had this magazine for almost a decade now and it’s gone through many changes and renovations through those years. Here though, I’ll try to explain the aspects of the most recent phase of this magazine. – There’s a section dedicated exclusively to Wii Channels. Here, the staff will provide previews and reviews on wiiware [...]
So I purchased the Xbox 360 version of Dragon Age: Origins yesterday and have spent WAY too many hours in Ferelden when I should be doing far more constructive things. Is it too much of a stretch to think that someone who names their blog after semi-mystical airships might enjoy a roleplaying game or two? [...]
Zelda Twilight Princess has been eagerly awaited by legions of Zelda gaming fans. This version features a more adult Link who rides a horse, swings a sword and saves the day. The title is available for both the GameCube and the Wii, and there are definitely some advantages with the Wii. First, you can see [...]
Let me be the first to say that this is not a game for the casual gamer who wants to just pick something up and button mash.It’s a mix of action & role playing with an added twist…moral consequences for your actions.Meet people, find treasure, start a family, gain power, customize your appearance, learn new [...]
Phantom Hourglass, for me, was a disappointment. I found it to be EXTREMELY repetitive because you had to go back to the same dungeon after every mission and solve the same puzzles over and over again. Luckily, Spirit Tracks removes this problem, because every time you go back to the “Spirit Tower”, you have to [...]
Kingdom Hearts Re: Chain of memories starts off exactly right where Kingdom Hearts left off. It connects Kingdom Hearts and Kingdom Hearts II and explains the beginning of the second installment. Sora, Donald, and Goofy, follow a mysterious man in black coat Castle Oblivion, a place where ‘to lose is to find and to find [...]