 The
 PS Vita is known for having a large number of niche JRPGs of varying 
quality, Conception 2 being no exception. But it stands out for having a
 rather bizarre premise that bears a few similarities to Persona 4's 
basic mechanics. Unfortunately, originality means nothing in the face of
 poor execution.
The
 PS Vita is known for having a large number of niche JRPGs of varying 
quality, Conception 2 being no exception. But it stands out for having a
 rather bizarre premise that bears a few similarities to Persona 4's 
basic mechanics. Unfortunately, originality means nothing in the face of
 poor execution.Search
Monday, May 25, 2015
Conception 2 Review (PS Vita/3DS)
 The
 PS Vita is known for having a large number of niche JRPGs of varying 
quality, Conception 2 being no exception. But it stands out for having a
 rather bizarre premise that bears a few similarities to Persona 4's 
basic mechanics. Unfortunately, originality means nothing in the face of
 poor execution.
The
 PS Vita is known for having a large number of niche JRPGs of varying 
quality, Conception 2 being no exception. But it stands out for having a
 rather bizarre premise that bears a few similarities to Persona 4's 
basic mechanics. Unfortunately, originality means nothing in the face of
 poor execution.Monday, May 18, 2015
Tales of Symphonia Review (PS3 Chronicles Version)
 Tales of Symphonia for the Nintendo Gamecube
 is often regarded as one of, if not THE best game in the Namco's Tales 
franchise. And in 2014, it (alongside with its sequel, Dawn of the New 
World) received a remaster for the PS3 called Tales of Symphonia 
Chronicles.
 During the transition, it also received several new bonuses that were 
previously exclusive to the Japanese PS2 version. Despite the battle 
system showing its age, Tales of Symphonia is still worth playing.
Tales of Symphonia for the Nintendo Gamecube
 is often regarded as one of, if not THE best game in the Namco's Tales 
franchise. And in 2014, it (alongside with its sequel, Dawn of the New 
World) received a remaster for the PS3 called Tales of Symphonia 
Chronicles.
 During the transition, it also received several new bonuses that were 
previously exclusive to the Japanese PS2 version. Despite the battle 
system showing its age, Tales of Symphonia is still worth playing.Friday, May 1, 2015
Star Stealing Prince Review (PC)
 There
 are times when the RPGs developed and sold by big companies like Square
 Enix, Namco Bandai, or Nintendo just don't satisfy one's current 
tastes. If you're willing to dive into the RPG Maker scene, there's tons
 of different games to try out (and most are free). Star Stealing Prince
 is one of them, and it's evident that a lot of work and care was put 
into the development of this title.
There
 are times when the RPGs developed and sold by big companies like Square
 Enix, Namco Bandai, or Nintendo just don't satisfy one's current 
tastes. If you're willing to dive into the RPG Maker scene, there's tons
 of different games to try out (and most are free). Star Stealing Prince
 is one of them, and it's evident that a lot of work and care was put 
into the development of this title.
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