Tales of Xillia 2 is one of three Tales games to release in 2014, the first being Tales of Symphonia Chronicles out earlier this year, and ending on Tales of Hearts R for the Vita. Xillia 2 takes place a year after the original and focuses on a new p »»
It was already a surprise that Bandai Namco would be bringing a Sword Art Online game to the west, but the fact that it now has an English trailer makes it more real than ever. Sword Art Online: Hallow Fragment is based upon an anime/manga series tha »»
While it has plenty of flash, there's some substance to this game as well. »»
While Bandai Namco has been more proactive with the Tales franchise over the last few years, the majority of its portable releases have been skipped over. Every DS and PSP entry has been untouched save for Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology and Ta »»
A compilation of one awesome game and another that's just... there. »»
Wow, it is an awesome time to be a Tales fan. I mean, yes, things could be better (still waiting on those Vita ports), but overall there have been an incredible number of releases in the series that have been localized, and more are on the way. This »»
A One Piece RPG that starts off on the right foot, but rubberbands its way in the other direction. »»
While I'm usually on the hesitant side when it comes to licensed games (even if they are from beloved anime series), I'll admit that I was pretty excited to hear that One Piece: Romance Dawn was going to be making its way to North America. Originally »»
Our impressions of the recently released demo. »»
The ultimate edition of a game with ultimate already in the title. »»
Both completely different and more of the same at the same time. »»
Come hear a Tale about a great PS3 RPG. »»
Despite Namco Bandai's reluctance to give Tales fans any Vita love, it has never been a better time to be a fan of the franchise. Just last year saw the release of both Tales of Graces f on the PS3 as well as the 3DS entry of Tales of the Abyss. This »»
The fact that Project X Zone is even getting a North American release is nothing short of a miracle. The game is a follow-up of sorts to Namco X Capcom (a Japanese only release for the PS2) and it combines characters from franchises belonging to Namc »»
Playing this game in its current state would be highly illogical. »»
The Fourth Great Ninja War has arrived, and fans will have a blast. Others need not apply, though. »»
EXPERIENCE THE POWER OF YOUTH... On your 3DS. »»
This was a match made in heaven from the very beginning, and it has resulted in one of the finest Japanese RPGs in a long time, as well as one of the very best PlayStation 3 exclusives. »»
I take a look at the upcoming collaboration between Level 5 and Studio Ghibli. »»
Tank! Tank! Tank! Read! The! Review! Here! »»
