Entries in the ‘Square-Enix’ Category:
filed in Final Fantasy, Games, Maximum Letdown, Square-Enix on Mar.08, 2010
FF XIII hits stores this week. It’s the first FF game to go multiplatform on day one, hitting both Xbox 360 and PS3. Like its predecessors, it will no doubt do huge numbers and will be nominated for many a year-end reward. Is it any wonder? Ever since FF VII, Final [...]
filed in $20 Game Of The Week, Arcade, Capcom, Castlevania, Classic Gaming, Final Fantasy, Games, Konami, Lost Classics, Metal Gear, Namco, Powet Alphabet, Resident Evil, Sony, Square-Enix, Street Fighter, Tekken on Oct.17, 2009
Since the alphabet is the building block of our language, the Powet Alphabet is the building block of what makes us geeks.
When Sony entered the market as a console manufacturer, they began a whole new era of gaming, and much of it was due to the rise of disc-based gaming. Disc based systems at [...]
filed in Classic Gaming, Games, Lost Classics, Square-Enix on Sep.19, 2009
At one time, Square’s Romancing Saga franchise was as big as Final Fantasy. Romancing Saga’s key difference from most other RPGs was its non-linearity. The plot changed dependent on which character you selected as well as what choices were made in certain dialogue situations. However, for the longest time, the series was [...]
filed in Games, Lost Classics, Square-Enix on Jul.03, 2009
2000 was a good year for Squaresoft and its fans. Square released a parade of hits that year, from Vagrant Story to Chrono Cross, and this game was among them. The Front Mission series is a turn based strategy RPG featuring mechs, which has its roots on the Super Nintendo. However, this [...]
filed in $20 Game Of The Week, Classic Gaming, Games, Square-Enix on Jun.17, 2009
Beside Final Fantasy VI, Final Fantasy IV was my personal favorite of the 8 and 16-bit Final Fantasy games. Millions of other players enjoyed it as well, as it included an epic plotline, memorable characters, and top-notch RPG action. Following in the footsteps of Final Fantasy X, VII, and XII, Square has seen [...]
filed in Classic Gaming, Final Fantasy, Games, Lost Classics, Namco, Square-Enix on Feb.03, 2009
Man, Square sure diversified after leaving Nintendo….oh wait, I said that last week didn’t I? Anyway, this fighting game (and collaboration with Namco and Dreamfactory) was as far away from the company’s RPG roots as it gets. It was also a departure from other fighting games around the time as well. Characters [...]
filed in Games, Lost Classics, Square-Enix on Jan.25, 2009
Squaresoft (these days known as Square-Enix) sure diversified itself after first leaving Nintendo. Even though their name is associated with some of the finest RPGs ever made, they set out to prove that they were anything but a one trick pony. During the Playstation 1 years alone, they released a modern-day themed RPG, [...]
filed in Classic Gaming, Games, Lost Classics, Reviews, Sony, Square-Enix, Uncategorized on Aug.05, 2008
2000 was a good year for Squaresoft, particularly the summer. We got several awesome games from them, each of which was special in their own right. Some gained more accolades than others, though. Alongside Final Fantasy IX and Chrono Cross, we also got Parasite Eve 2, Vagrant Story, and this little number, [...]