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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. »»
One Piece meets Dynasty Warriors is this dream game for fans of both franchises. »»
Call me crazy, but when Namco Bandai announced that they were making a Dragon Ball Z Kinect, I couldn't help but think that perhaps this would be the game that would make me want Microsoft's motion peripheral. It has everything going against it: the »»
For those that need a little direction in their adventure. »»
Tales of Graces f got a North American release. Check out the review, y'okay? »»
Find out if this PS2 port is worth owning a second time. »»
The second Naruto game this year for PSP attempts to make up for the awful Kizuna Drive. Does Impact restore honor to the franchise? »»
Take one part 3D brawler, add one part Monster Hunter, and throw in the Naruto license. Congratulations, you've just created a disaster. »»
Majin and the Forsaken Kingdom attempts to merge a classic action adventure game with a buddy system. Does it make for a fun experience, or did it bit off more than it can chew? »»
