With each new release, the Earth Defense Force series has slowly moved away from its origins as a budget series. Sure, they’ll never have the production values of AAA titles, [ … ]
Review: Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night
After many years, a lengthy delay and a spin-off game earlier this year, Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night has finally been released. As the spiritual successor to Castlevania, Bloodstained has [ … ]
MiXT Bag #05 NintE3ndo saved the day
Discussing EA PLAY, Bethesda, Devolver, PC Gaming Show, Ubisoft, Square Enix, Nintendo & our highlights concludes this year’s podcast trilogy concerning E3 2019.
MiXT Bag #04 X Gonna GivE3 It To Ya
Keanu, Project Scarlett, Halo, 60 games – we recall our experience of the Xbox Media Briefing at E3 2019.
Review: Senran Kagura Peach Ball
Do you like Pinball games? And do you like sexy girls? The latest spin-off of Senran Kagura for Switch aims to combine these for an “exciting” experience.
Review: Judgment
With Kiryu’s story coming to an end in Yakuza 6, Judgment was the beginning of a new chapter for the Yakuza Team. Bringing in a fresh cast of characters and [ … ]
Free Games Friday: Super Neptunia RPG
XTgamer is giving away a retail copy of Super Neptunia RPG for Nintendo Switch on the game’s launch day.
Review: Team Sonic Racing
Have you ever felt that Sonic needed a car? Neither did we, but it doesn’t matter as the blue hedgehog and his friends are ready to race it out.
Review: Super Neptunia RPG
The Neptunia series isn’t averse to spin-offs, evident by the fact that the majority of games in the series have been non-mainline entries. Unlike previous spin-offs though, Super Neptunia RPG [ … ]
Review: Persona Q2
If Etrian Odyssey Nexus was considered a send-off to that series on the 3DS, Persona Q2 is a send-off to the 3DS in general. Likely to be the last big [ … ]
E3 2019: Nintendo Direct
As usual, the honor of officially closing the E3 conferences goes to Nintendo with their usual Direct format.
Review: Trails of Cold Steel 2
The PS4 release of Trails of Cold Steel earlier this year was another chance to play a great JRPG, even if the port itself did little to improve the game’s [ … ]