Alex's own frantic, breathless love letter to the legend.

A year after our first special, we return with a face-to-face nerdgasm over Enix's supreme RPG franchise.

In December 2000, Sega released Phantasy Star Online for Dreamcast. PSO not only brought back a dormant RPG franchise, but it legitimized large-scale online play on game consoles. But after PSO, what else was there? Rather than tackle this in writing on their outdated web site, Crunk Games' Ray Barnholt and certified Phantasy Star nut Alex Fraioli harness the magic of audio to review and reminisce about the Phantasy Star series in the 10 years following PSO. Including making fun of PS Universe. ** www.crunkgames.com ** Artwork: Erin Mehlos

An extra-long blowout on the Japanese show's extra-long special event.

A retro summer with a next-gen appeal -- first details on the impending gaming event of the year... for us.

The front-to-back tribute to the Japanese TV show that flies in the face of Nintendo's epilepsy warnings.

The best game about playing outside gets even more ironic in its handheld remake, but damn is it good as ever.

Rediscovering an Xbox diamond in the rough. One fully playable on your 360!

Join us as we celebrate over 1,000 years of Japan's most popular RPG series.

Galaxy 454 Productions, 2005 25 WORDS OR LESS: A live-action continuation of the NES game of the same name, bringing the circus strongman out of retirement for one last battle. There was mention… of a leash Ask any Hollywood insider before he speeds away from you, his steel blue Bentley crushing your tender foot: remakes […]

Longer than a summer vacation, but not quite as exhilarating. So it goes when a developer steps away from a genre they knew best.