Click here for the audio version! Stella Glow is a strategy RPG developed for the Nintendo 3DS by Imageepoch, the creators of the Luminous Arc franchise, and localized by Atlus for the United States. As the last game developed by Imageepoch now that the company’s filed for bankruptcy, that makes…
(Editor’s note: Don’t feel like reading? Try out our new audio format for reviews, and let us do the reading!) People are always interested in seeing something new, something different, something that’s never been done. Unfortunately, we seem to have reached a point in gaming history where it seems like…
Very few party games come along that can unite an entire family for hours, or allow bitter roommates to set aside the drama. Can Nintendo bring back the party in yet another iteration of their A-Button smasher? Or will this be another gimmicky dust collector? Hit that jump as rapidly…
Say what you will about Atlus as a company, but no one can deny their ability to effectively ride a profitable gravy train. With the explosion in popularity enjoyed by Persona 3 and 4, we’ve seen spin-off after spin-off, with at least one more on the way and all of…
3D Outrun, the latest in Sega’s 3D Classics library, brings Yu Suzuki’s 1986 classic driving game to the 3DS, hoping to use the 3D capabilities of the handheld to simulate the Super Scaler visual effects that so many home consoles have fallen short of being able to imitate. After 30…
3D Fantasy Zone continues the trend of absolutely stellar 3DS titles from Sega and M2. You don’t even have to scroll down to see that I’m giving this game an A. It’s everything you want from a 3D Classic title; a solid port with improvements and extras that bring you…
It’s been a while since Sega released any of the 3D Classics outside of Japan. That in mind, a lot of us are more than ready for the next wave. To kick it off, we have After Burner II that originally released in 1987 in arcades and has since been…