Previews by James Galizio - Page 2
The Rayman Legends' developers' Prince of Persia reimagining was the game of the show at Summer Game Fest
preview by James Galizio on 13 June, 2023
Niantic's latest title captures the essence of a Monster Hunter title in a phone game package.
preview by James Galizio on 13 June, 2023
CD Projekt Red's current-gen-only expansion to Cyberpunk 2077 exudes confidence, and it feels like the game has come full circle.
preview by James Galizio on 12 June, 2023
With the full original Final Fantasy VII available at launch and no stamina system, Square Enix's upcoming mobile reimagining has the makings of a great adaptation.
preview by James Galizio on 10 June, 2023
Final Fantasy XVI is poised to be one of the most exciting releases of the year, and we had a chance to get our hands-on with it
preview by James Galizio on 22 May, 2023
Cal Kestis' next adventure appears to expand upon everything that already made Fallen Order great
preview by James Galizio on 03 April, 2023
A solid foundation and an extended development cycle has Atelier Ryza 3 feeling like a new step for Gust and the Atelier series as a whole.
preview by James Galizio on 22 February, 2023
Check out Labyrinth of Galleria: The Moon Society's opening moments, and our thoughts on the upcoming localization
preview by James Galizio on 18 January, 2023
Between breakneck pacing, and appreciated Quality-of-Life features, Wo Long's opening hours make it feel suited for anyone new to the genre.
preview by James Galizio on 17 January, 2023
EA and Koei Tecmo's upcoming Hunting Action RPG feels like it's shaping up to be a confident take on the genre, and a real competitor to Capcom's behemoth franchise
preview by James Galizio on 10 October, 2022
Lingering issues aside, it's hard to not feel some excitement for what Gotham Knights' full package might offer players after having a chance to check out the game for ourselves.
preview by James Galizio on 05 October, 2022
Team Ninja's latest go at the "masocore" genre feels like it has more in common with Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice than their own Nioh, and that's not a bad thing
preview by James Galizio on 26 September, 2022
While filled with a number of interesting ideas, it feels like Stray Blade hasn't quite come together yet
preview by James Galizio on 21 September, 2022
During a session with 505 Games, we got our hands-on with The Bearded Ladies' upcoming Miasma Chronicles
preview by James Galizio on 19 September, 2022
Revisiting Zack Fair's journey has never been more exciting.
preview by James Galizio on 15 September, 2022
Among a packed year for RPGs on the Switch, Dragon Quest Treasures feels like a sleeper hit in the making
preview by James Galizio on 15 September, 2022
Despite a few technical hiccups, Star Ocean has never felt quite so ambitious.
preview by James Galizio on 15 September, 2022
NieR Automata's upcoming Switch conversion might just be the best port to the system yet
preview by James Galizio on 15 September, 2022
Faster-paced, streamlined, and with a slew of new and returning monsters - Sunbreak is shaping up to be an excellent expansion.
preview by James Galizio on 02 June, 2022
Originally a Borderlands 2 DLC, Tiny Tina's first full adventure is off to a promising start.
preview by James Galizio on 28 February, 2022
Job changes make sense for the current stage the game finds itself in, as Endwalker continues on the path Shadowbringers paved.
preview by James Galizio on 13 October, 2021
100+ hours of Switch play, down the drain - all thanks to a near-perfect PC port.
preview by James Galizio on 12 October, 2021
Monster Hunter Stories 2 is shaping up to be a great sequel, here's our (early) impressions!
preview by James Galizio on 23 June, 2021
Team Ninja's Nioh-infused Final Fantasy spinoff is finally playable with its limited-time trial, but how does it stack up?
preview by James Galizio on 16 June, 2021
Romancing SaGa Re;Universe offers a compelling mobile SaGa experience, but it's impossible to ignore Square Enix's track record when it comes to mobile game releases.
preview by James Galizio on 12 October, 2020