Category: Classic

In the realm of classic RPGs, LIVE A LIVE stands as a hidden gem from the Super Famicom era, and Square Enix’s decision to revive this legendary title in the form of a stunning HD-2D remake has brought it back into the limelight. With its enthralling stories, memorable characters, and captivating visuals reminiscent of the recent Octopath Traveler 2, LIVE A LIVE offers an immersive experience that caters to both nostalgic fans and newcomers alike – we took a look at the PlayStation 4 build of the game. Continue reading “LIVE A LIVE review (PS4)”

The Final Fantasy series has been a mainstay in the world of RPGs for decades at this point, with a legacy that spans multiple consoles and generations of gamers. With the release of the Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster Collection on the PlayStation 4, Square Enix aims to bring the classic games of the series to a new audience, while also providing longtime fans with an updated and enhanced experience. So, how does the Pixel Remaster Collection hold up? Let’s take a closer look. Continue reading “Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster Collection review (PS4)”

The Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection is a bundle that can be bought as a complete set or as two separate volumes. With games that originated on Nintendo’s handhelds, the collection brings together 10 games from the beloved Mega Man Battle Network series, which has over time expanded into anime and comics. While the novel toy link features found in the original versions are not supported (for obvious reasons), this collection offers additional features like a gallery of illustrations and music, as well as online play. Here’s our take, based on the PlayStation 4 version. Continue reading “Mega Man Battle Network Legacy Collection review (PS4)”

GrimGrimoire: OnceMore is a remastered version of the 2007 real-time strategy/RPG game GrimGrimoire, developed by Vanillaware. Originally released for the PlayStation 2, the game has now made its way to the PlayStation 4 by way of NIS America with improved graphics, updated sound, and new features. Vanillaware’s visual style tends to age very well, so let’s dive in and see how the game holds up in 2023. Continue reading “GrimGrimoire OnceMore review (PS4)”