Ni no Kuni is heralded by some as the best JRPG to grace foreign shore in some time. Does it live up to expectations, or does it fall short of the mark? Read on to discover if everything is fine in the other world.
Capcom is punished for poor decisions while Level-5 is rewarded for theirs, Epic disbands studio comprised of former 38 Studios developers, and Rayman Legends goes multiplatform in the news of the week.
When a lunatic kills some innocent people, the world’s media weigh in, wrongly blaming Mass Effect for the heinous crime on the basis of a FaceBook ‘like’. The panelists instead suggest that the world’s media and their uncritical audiences are even worse.
Video games are not responsible for mass-murder, Sega resorts to highway robbery, and more Wii U woes in the news of the week.
Yasumi Matsuno’s Crimson Shroud receives a Western release, Cliffy B calls stumps on his time at Epic, and Capcom weigh in on the Resident Evil franchise in the week’s news.
Join the gentleman Pierson “Blitzmage” Stone as he reviews the gentlemanly game of Professor Layton and the Unwound Future for the Nintendo DS!
Level-5’s promising JRPG Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch falls flat on debut as Activision’s Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 romps it home in Japan.
Ethos is a recent Professor Layton fan. He adored Professor Layton and the Unwound Future, but is he as enamored with the latest release? It is not an official review, but Ethos runs on disappointing people. Read up!
Professor Layton vs. Ace Attorney will make its way to international shores, Valve looks at a calendar, trading in your games is tantamount to drug trafficking, and competition with controllers may advance the future of medicine.
Enrei gets massive, multiplayer, and ONLINE, Deimosion relates remakes, Reetin is out for FREE, Blitzmage is better in Europe, and Lusipurr has a wish granted. Also, the Lusipurr.com Autumn playthrough of Final Fantasy VIII begins this week!