Author: Karla Gumm

GameFactory has published quite a few quality titles for the DS directed at younger players, such as Garfield’s Nightmare, Cartoon Network Racing, and Garfield: Tale of Two Kitties to name a few. The ...[Read More]

RPG Maker 3 is the latest installment in Agetec’s well received series that allows all of the armchair RPGers in the world with a PS2 a chance to “have at it.” Honestly, I was dreading being forced to...[Read More]

Hot Shots Golf – Open Tee for the PSP is Sony’s first edition for a handheld to their long running Hot Shots series. With over 250 unlockable items and many unlockable characters, it has enough ...[Read More]

Movie to game offerings normally generate a collective groan from reviewers. It’s been our unfortunate experience that they are usually thrown together to coordinate with a movie’s release. Recently, ...[Read More]

I Love You, Irem! I Love You, Atlus! Steambot Chronicles was released as Ponkotsu Rohman Daikatsugeki Bumpy Trot in Japan. The chances of having a unique game such as Bumpy Trot translated and release...[Read More]

No spikey haired hero? No androgynous main character? No crystals to retrieve? No mind numbing fetchquests? Why it must be the latest in the Shin Megami Tensei series! Persona 3??? When fellow gamers ...[Read More]

“The Promised Land Was Nothing But A New Hell” Digital Devil Saga 2 picks up directly where Digital Devil Saga 2 ended. Serph and crew achieved their goal and reached what they believed to be Nirvana....[Read More]

SMT:DDS came to me in what I feel is a time of sameness in the world of RPGs. However, for those of you already familiar with Atlus and their long running Shin Megami Tensei series, you’re familiar wi...[Read More]

Intro: I’m a big fan of the Megaten series. When opening my review copy of Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner, I was anxious to find out if it would be more like Nocturne (potential to have your ass h...[Read More]

Silly, outrageous, profane, excessively violent, very naughty, and unapologetically so. “One can never be too rich as to throw away a homie.” Thoughtful Dialogue. Charming Characters. Epic...[Read More]