A Look at the Modern Tales of… games

            Many would say that after Tales of Vesperia, Namco’s JRPG series began to decline in quality. With Zestiria just recently released, let’s take a quick look at these games and their flaws.

Batman: Arkham Knight Review (PS4, Xbox One, PC)

I've never really been a superhero fan. But if you were to ask me now which one was my favorite, the answer would undoubtedly be Batman. Over the past several years, Rocksteady rose to fame by developing the critically acclaimed Batman Arkham series. And now, the series has come to an end with Arkham Knight being the grand finale.

Xenoblade Chronicles X Impressions

            After all of the stir that Operation Rainfall caused, I came to know about Xenoblade. I eventually gave the game a shot and fell in love. I adored the huge open world environments, combat system, characters, and story. I sunk a grand total of 70 hours into the game. So naturally, I was extremely excited when Xenoblade Chronicles X was unveiled in January 2013’s Nintendo Direct (where it was known only as "X"). The open world and combat system seemed to be making a triumphant return in HD, and it was the biggest reason I wanted to get a Wii U.

Tales of Zestiria Impressions

            I admit that I haven’t been really keeping up with info from Tales of Zestiria recently, but what I HAVE seen interests me.
UPDATE: Battles REALLY ARE seamless! There won't be any transitions between battles, and the terrain also affects the battle. Now I'm even more hyped for the game.