Added: 16.03.2014 1:15 | 2 views | 0 comments


Also known as Aura Kingdom for the English server, Fantasy Frontier added the 3-star phase for Eidolons in the Taiwan server yesterday. Other than an upgrade item, Eidolons will need to be level 50.

Added: 14.03.2014 14:15 | 11 views | 0 comments


Justin "SlasherJPC" Celani interviews Joseph Kartje, Bandai Namco's Community Manager: "SlasherJPC is back with another exclusive interview, this time with Joseph Kartje, Bandai Namcos Community Manager. Slasher gets all nitty gritty, asking Joseph about how he became a part of the industry, Josephs experiences in dealing with the Dark Souls community, and just how hard it is being a middle-man between the non-English speaking developers and the fervent fanbase. And guess what? Joseph spills the beans on a ton of information, including giving us his unique perspective on the build up to, and initial reception of Dark Souls 2."

Added: 13.03.2014 22:15 | 6 views | 0 comments


Fans awaiting the crossover title Professor Layton vs Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney get a nice treat today: new English screenshots have been revealed on Nintendo of Americas official site.

Added: 13.03.2014 16:15 | 6 views | 0 comments


Mail.ru, the publisher for ArcheAge Russia, has released a new notice stating that overseas IP addresses will be blocked from now on, at the request of Korean developer XLGAMES. There wasa fan made English patch floating around, which probably triggered the alarm.

Added: 08.03.2014 19:15 | 7 views | 0 comments


Coming 18th March, the first English server of Yulgang 2 under Cubizone will welcome the start of commercial launch phase, along with the brand new, long awaited class, Assassin. This will be the 5th playable class in the action combat MMORPG.

Added: 06.03.2014 12:16 | 8 views | 0 comments


"There are just some things that should just stay on consoles. Thats right. Sorry Square Enix. Sorry Atlus. We know that Shin Megami Tenseis first English port will be in the form of an iOS and Android version and it could be decently playable, but were not holding our breath here. While its admirable to see some ports of old school games for new audiences, it just seems shameful to see things like sprites getting watered down (re: Final Fantasy VI) or changing games to feature in-app purchases. Games with illustrious histories that stir up emotions within its fanbase deserve to be played, but maybe not with microtransactions. Nostalgia does not need to be nickeled and dimed. However, its been done. And itll probably happen again. Either way, these travesties have lingered on in the collective gaming consciousness, and beloved franchises should be spared from the malignant disease that is mobile platforming. So here we have it ladies and gentlemen. From the Tales o...

Added: 06.03.2014 1:15 | 10 views | 0 comments


Shikihime Garden is a unique browser-based hybrid game of gardening and deck-building which was first developed and published by Appirits Inc. in Japan in February 2013 and since then gained certain popularity in Japanese community. Following its plan for international markets in 2014, Appirits has announced the games release date as March 11th 2014 and opened website for game account registration. Shikihime Garden is a cute mix of gardening and card-based gameplay where players foster lovely Shikihime (female characters with magic abilities), take care of beautiful gardens and collect a variety of cards through numerous battles. The game combines turn-based card combat, simulation genre and RPG elements with exploration and quests. In card mode, players will be able to build decks with a variety of Shikihime cards and monster cards to defeat fierce enemies to obtain valuable items as well as to extend the world map. In simulation mode, Shikihime Garden looks like a variant of...

Added: 05.03.2014 8:45 | 3 views | 0 comments


Appirits confirmed launch date for its English card and simulation game, Shikihime Garden

Added: 04.03.2014 16:15 | 7 views | 0 comments


[Gamer Attitude] Melissa Welliver reviews the cilling conclusion to season one of The Last Door. Horror. Suspense. Twins holding hands with bird heads for faces. These were the events that lead to the dramatic conclusion of season one of The Last Door, The Game Kitchens incredible crowd-funded browser game. A game that places the focus primarily on storytelling, with only basic yet strangely horrifying pixels to depict the action, has certainly made its mark on the internet community. The Last Door follows the story of Jeremiah Devitt, an English gentleman living in nineteenth century England. After he discovers the lifeless corpse of an old friend under mysterious circumstances, Devitt must follow the bloody path of clues to its grizzly end, which we finally got to see in Chapter Four: Ancient Shadows.