The Sins of Final Fantasy IV: The After Years
My 30 hour adventure into Final Fantasy IV: The After Years has ended prematurely once more — here’s why.
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Final Fantasy IV: A 2020 Adventure
The winds of nostalgia have led me to re-experiencing one of my childhood favorites in a couple new ways.
SwitchRPG vs. Pokémon Yellow: Review and Rankings
SwitchRPG vs. Pokémon is back! Find out if Pokémon Yellow stands as the king of Generation I, or if its many innovations live up to modern standards.
The Message Behind Dragon Quest: Your Story
Dragon Quest: Your Story aims to tell a story that speaks directly to its target audience. What exactly is it attempting to say?
SwitchRPG vs. Pokémon Blue: Review and Rankings
Today, we dive into the cornerstone of one of the biggest media franchises in the world, and see just how Pokémon Blue holds up today.
SwitchRPG vs. Pokémon Blue, Part 3
This week, SwitchRPG vs. Pokémon moves to Tuesdays, where Jeremy takes on series of classic dungeons, adds a new party member,
SwitchRPG vs. Pokémon Blue, Part 2
This week, we braved hordes of Zubats, took down another gym leader, almost joined a crime syndicate, and learned the value of wearing shorts!
SwitchRPG vs. Pokémon Blue, Part 1
Our great Pokémon adventure begins, as staff writer Jeremy Rice dives into the first generation of Pokémon and one of his favorite RPGs of all time – Pokémon Blue!
SwitchRPG vs. Pokémon: A Retrospective Series
Welcome to SwitchRPG Versus, a new article series that is taking a deep dive into some of the biggest RPG franchises to grace Nintendo consoles. First up, Nintendo’s own Pokémon series.
Final Fantasy XIII Review (PC)
Meatballsub briefly takes a break from the Switch scene to bring us his thoughts in this review of Final Fantasy XIII for PC.
Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood Review (DS)
Timothy Taylor goes on a side quest with a review of this obscure Sonic RPG on Nintendo DS.
Finding the RPG Oasis On The N64
On the N64, the RPG Oasis includes some truly stellar games, and a few we might rather forget ever existed.
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