Features by James Galizio - Page 2
Capcom has sent off Sunbreak on a high note, and I couldn't be happier
feature by James Galizio on 23 April, 2023
14 years on from Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Sky's release, echoes of that game's story can be felt in mainline Pokemon
feature by James Galizio on 18 April, 2023
At launch, Wild Hearts was great but marred by performance issues and bugs. Have things improved?
feature by James Galizio on 17 April, 2023
Summerfall Studios' first title is looking to be an ambitious take on the RPG genre
feature by James Galizio on 14 April, 2023
Etrian Mystery Dungeon, and especially its Japan-only sequel, deserve to be revisited
feature by James Galizio on 10 April, 2023
With more and more studios adding "RPG elements" to their games, where exactly is the line drawn?
feature by James Galizio on 04 April, 2023
The success of Pokemon Legends: Arceus - and its unique take on mainline Pokemon - proves that there's room for games like Pokemon Colosseum, too.
feature by James Galizio on 21 March, 2023
Nintendo's fast-approaching closure of the Wii U and 3DS eShops offers a grim reminder of the industry's failures to preserve its history
feature by James Galizio on 20 March, 2023
With Hironobu Sakaguchi implying a possible port, it's time for Fantasian to be accessible to more players
feature by James Galizio on 17 March, 2023
While Square Enix could have - should have - better spaced out their releases in 2022, it's hard to deny how memorable it made the year for fans of RPGs.
feature by James Galizio on 14 March, 2023
Bungie's FPS MMORPG has changed by leaps and bounds in the years since I've played it, and it's near impossible to not feel left behind.
feature by James Galizio on 07 March, 2023
Between both new RPGs and old, Steam Deck has become the definitive way to experience some of gaming's greatest RPGs
feature by James Galizio on 07 March, 2023
With Title Update 4, support for Monster Hunter Rise has begun to slow down; yet, it sets the stage for what players might expect next
feature by James Galizio on 21 February, 2023
Despite still offering a ton of new content, between bugs and rebalances patch 6.3 feels like Endwalker's first possible misstep
feature by James Galizio on 03 February, 2023
Yoshi-P says plugins do not, in fact, make you an alpha
feature by James Galizio on 31 January, 2023
With Monster Hunter Rise's arrival on PlayStation and Xbox consoles, now everyone has the chance to play one of the best entries in the storied franchise
feature by James Galizio on 17 January, 2023
Whereas previous Title Updates added content for anyone who had finished the story, Title Update 3 feels like a wind change
feature by James Galizio on 06 January, 2023
Of all the years that have ever been, 2022 has been one.
feature by James Galizio on 31 December, 2022
Deviljho has always been known for being able to eat its own tail - but then the community tried to verify it.
feature by James Galizio on 13 November, 2022
Nihon Falcom's PSP classic finally sees release in the west next year, and players have a lot to look forward to
feature by James Galizio on 03 November, 2022
The game's newest 4-player content feels fresh in all the right ways
feature by James Galizio on 01 November, 2022
We check in on just how good the new Xbox, PC, and Switch versions of Persona 5 Royal in this port report.
feature by James Galizio and Cullen Black on 17 October, 2022
Title Update 2 doesn't add as much to the game as the first one in August, yet it's still a welcome addition to the game.
feature by James Galizio on 02 October, 2022
Final Fantasy 35th Anniversary Distant Worlds: music from Final Fantasy Coral continues the series' long line of world-class orchestral concerts, with the passion still in tow
feature by James Galizio on 01 October, 2022
What should be a simple decision for Trails fans is anything but, thanks to some curious version differences
feature by James Galizio on 06 September, 2022