Opinion The Unusual Rise of Fantasy RPGs in Japan Unlike in the West, developers in Japan had to unearth a new love for a niche genre
Review Suzerain Does the Most Terrifying Thing: Elects You the Leader Get ready to give this political simulation game your vote.
Feature Once Upon a Time, Grocery Barcodes Unlocked an RPG World When a barcode-scanning handheld made waves in gaming
Feature Freedom Fighters Lives on in the Memories of Gamers IO Interactive's non-Hitman projects from its early days
Feature Tetris at 40: The Twisting Tale of Its Journey to Handhelds The most-ported game ever found its way to some very unusual places
Feature Choices Have Consequences in 428: Shibuya Scramble Branching paths take you to interesting destinations
Feature Promises of a Phantom: Dreams of a Lost Console From 2002 An ill-fated vision for an online games library
Feature Stories That Shine Like Stained Glass The Pillars of the Earth pulls us into a violent medieval world
Now Playing at SUPERJUMP Now Playing at SUPERJUMP, Issue 21 More genres than you can shake a stick at
Opinion Nintendo's DS Delivered the Visual Novel to the West No other platform did as much to popularize the genre
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Feature The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles Defends the Reputation of Truth Reaching back into history in order to look forward
Feature Worlds Changed at the Computer Game Developers Conferences of 1988 Explorers in uncharted lands
Review A Mortician's Tale Asks Us to Think About Death Laundry Bear Games shines a light on the funeral industry