Archive for Tag: RPGs
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GC Podcast #29: Jeddy’s First Podcast
Podcasts by Alex Jedraszczak on 
4 It's Jeddy's first podcast as host, and as such, the topic of the day is RPGs!
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EarthBound (SNES)
Reviews by Meteo Xavier on 2 Meteo arrives a little late to the EarthBound fandom.
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Great Moments in RPG History
Blog Posts by Mark Freedman on 4 I fired a rocket at this light tank yesterday and killed the tank and four guys inside–No wait; I'm not here to talk about rocket-propelled grenades. I'm here to talk about role-playing games, and some of the incredible moments that I've experienced. There are, of course, spoilers ahead, so watch out!
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Dragon Warrior IV (NES)
Reviews by Alex Jedraszczak on 6 A late NES release for the menu lover in us all.
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[NSFW] Final Fantasy Tactics (PS1)
Reviews by Meteo Xavier on 5 A fan of the Final Fantasy series? Maybe not after you play this one...
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Dragon Ball Z: Attack of the Saiyans (DS)
Reviews by Michael Gray on Dragon Ball Z is doing pretty well for a show that ended in 1996. Not only are they still making videogames based off it, but it's also going to be re-aired this year on Nickelodeon. Of course, this w
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Minus the Pudding: The Best of Xbox Live Indie Games
Columns by Paul Franzen on 2 I'm famous. It comes with the territory of running, editing, and writing for a website on the Internet.
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Gamer Girlfriend: Lessons in Gaming
Columns by Vangie Ridgaway on OK, I’ll come out and say this right up front: I realize that it’s been a while. Thus far, our bearded taskmaster has been generous (or maybe just forgetful) enough to overlook the fact that I haven’t contributed a new column since last June.
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Gamera Obscura: Biometal Unitron
This month, let's take a quick look at Biometal Unitron, a game released in 1999 for the Neo-Geo Pocket Color. Remember that little handheld console? One of the many portable systems that was trounced to death by the Game Boy like a wild puma on a steaming plate of Hamburger Helper?
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Eternal Sonata (X360)
Reviews by Christian Porter on 7 Eternal Sonata had a lot of promise. Not only was it a much-needed RPG on the Xbox 360, but it looked like it was going to break the J-RPG mold by blending action-RPG elements with a turn-based RPG fr