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- Sep 30, 2026
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Forget Metroid Prime 4—This Gamescom Sleeper Hit Is What We Actually Needed (opens the original)
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I had no idea what I signed up for when I went to check out Afterburner Studios' and Focus Entertainment's newly revealed third-person Metroidvania brawler at Gamescom, but after playing for about an hour, the PR associates had to pull me out of my chair (not really). But honestly, out of all the games I checked out at the German convention, Elta: Defy All Gods was my favorite and the only one I wanted to spend hours with (or just take the game home with me). Unfortunately, I have to wait until
Final Fantasy 7 Revelation’s Director: ‘I Hate the Burden, but I’m Happy to Bear It’ (opens the original)
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Naoki Hamaguchi has spent more than a decade helping remake one of the most beloved games ever made, and with Final Fantasy 7 Revelation, the end is finally in sight. At this point, he says roughly 90% of the development team has been together across all three games, and they’ve internalized the original Final Fantasy 7 so thoroughly that they barely need to consult the PS1 playthrough they once used as a constant reference. That familiarity hasn’t made the responsibility any lighter. Hamaguchi
I Played Final Fantasy 7 Revelation, and Square Enix Did Not Fix Rebirth’s Biggest Problem (opens the original)
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Ok, hear me out: I love Final Fantasy 7 Remake, and I also love Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, but there are obvious issues with both of these games, at least for me. For Remake, while I really liked the linear nature and tighter narrative structure, the way that areas were organized led to confusing side quests where I had no idea where to go, and there's also a lot of padding going on to flesh out the game, such as having to control mechanical arms with Cloud and Aerith or slowly pushing boxes. And
I Played Dragon Quest's New Pokemon-Like RPG, and Its Monster Catching Never Hooked Me (opens the original)
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It's been a couple of years since the last Dragon Quest Monsters game came out - three, to be exact. But personally, I've only ever played one of these monster-catching spin-offs before, and it was Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker in 2006 on the Nintendo DS, which was 20 years ago (dang, I'm old). Well, fast-forward to 2026, and we have yet another new Dragon Quest Monsters game called The Withered World. If you're unfamiliar with Square Enix's subseries, it's basically Pokemon! You go around and ba
Final Fantasy Resonance Is an RPG for Final Fantasy Sickos (opens the original)
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I'm a big fan of Square Enix's HD-2D offerings. Octopath Traveler was a sight to behold when it was first revealed many years ago; the Dragon Quest remake treatments are glorious to look at; and now, in what feels like something that should've been a thing years ago, Final Fantasy is getting its first time at the bat with the high-def pixel artstyle with Final Fantasy Resonance, a game that I think will truly resonate (see what I did there) with diehard fans of the series. But hey, even if you d
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