Final Fantasy VII Remake doing well, sells surpass five million

FFVII seems to be doing well. Check out the goods below. LOS ANGELES (Aug. 7, 2020) – Following glowing reviews from both players and critics across the globe, SQUARE ENIX® today announced that FINAL FANTASY® VII REMAKE shipments and digital sales have exceeded over five million worldwide. Having achieved exceptional digital sales since its release, this milestone makes the game the highest-sellin...[Read More]

Square Enix cuts the price on Square Enix Eidos Anthology in support of ‘Stay Home & Play’

Good gravy! That’s quite the bundle at a small price. Check out the details below. Square Enix has revealed the next “Stay Home & Play” game bundle: the Square Enix Eidos Anthology, which features 54 games from some of the biggest franchises in gaming, spanning Rise of the Tomb Raider, Tomb Raider (2013), Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, Deus Ex: Human Revolution – Director’s Cut, Sleepi...[Read More]

Square Enix expands their ‘Stay Home and Play’ campaign

Square Enix is doing some really great things. Check out their official release below. To Gamers Everywhere: In March, as the world was disrupted by the COVID-19 virus, we were warmed by stories of communities banding together to support those in need. In response, Square Enix introduced a campaign called “Stay Home and Play” as our way to reward our loyal gamers for staying home and practicing so...[Read More]

Dragon Quest Builders 2 (PC)

For the record, I still hate Minecraft. It’s tough to love that game, but I do understand it from afar. That’s all I can give to it at the moment. Maybe when the 4K version of it finally comes out I will rethink this opinion, but until then I will stick to LEGOs for building. Okay. Not going back to that game right now. Let’s move on. Anyway, Square Enix sent us a code for Dragon Quest Builders 2 ...[Read More]

Star Ocean First Departure R

Oh, my. Some old school turn-based/action RPG-ing hits the PlayStation 4 with Star Ocean First Departure R, which launched to the public this past week. Having played some more recent versions of Star Ocean, and absolutely feeling like it was a weird Final Fantasy knock-off, I appreciated seeing the origin of the series in action in an HD remake fashion. At least on the inside (yeah, that sounded ...[Read More]

Romancing SaGa 3

Romancing SaGa 3 has now made its way to the West! Its initial release was on the Super Famicom in Japan on November 11, 1995. After 24 years, the world is now able to experience the classic RPG on almost any device that can run games. Square Enix not only brought Romancing SaGa 3 back, but they did so with full force. Players can now play the game on the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation Vita, Xbox On...[Read More]

Final Fantasy VII Remake gets more details

I cannot wait for this and I cannot believe they have a classic mode. It’s a brilliant move. Anyway, enjoy the details. a brand new blog post about FINAL FANTASY VII Remake that further details some of Producer Yoshinori Kitase’s comments during Tokyo Games Show 2019 about the entirely new “Classic Mode” that will be implemented into the highly anticipated game. The blog post may be found he...[Read More]

Final Fantasy VIII Remastered

A lot of people liked Final Fantasy VII. A lot of those people were confused and angry two years later when Final Fantasy VIII erased everything they liked about Final Fantasy VII. The role-playing game that finally captured the mainstream—and signaled Sony’s PlayStation was indeed legitimate hardware—created expectations of more Final Fantasy VII, or at least something like any previous Fin...[Read More]

Oninaki

Oninaki is equipped with all of the necessary materials to construct a genuine Japanese role-playing game. It has a world consumed by fantastic corruption and engulfed in despairing melancholy. It features combat mechanics with a creative hook and a considerable allowance of player agency. The visual package has a consistent aesthetic that works its chibi euphoria into surreal, dreamlike framework...[Read More]

Collection of Mana

Games in the Mana series center around the concept of balance. Usually, an impending environmental cataclysm squares off against the elemental forces that represent the universe-balancing force of Mana. Weave this conflict around a few intertwined destinies of a ragtag sort, throw a couple of characters down a waterfall, and you basically have a Mana game. Collection of Mana bundles the first thre...[Read More]

Dragon Quest Builders 2

I hate Minecraft. I hate it. I hate the fact that it essentially took the idea of LEGOs, sprinkled in a dash of Little Big Planet, and then called itself the best idea since sliced bread. That bothers me to my very core. I get that it has turned creativity ‘on’ within a generation (or two), who has freshly kept the game alive, much like the PC industry has kept alive Skyrim, but as a traditional g...[Read More]

ThreE3

In honor of E3 coming up in the next couple of days, I wanted to get together a list of some predictions that our team has for the gaming Super Bowl. E3 is the best time of the year for gamers. The biggest companies in the industry come together and tell us the future. It gets us fired up to be a part of this community. This year is a little different from Sony’s absence, but nonetheless, yo...[Read More]