By: RJ (@rga_02)
Just like the console manufacturer she was based on, Neptune has to pave way for others to shine. In this case, it’s Noire’s time to take the spotlight. But will her adventures be as memorable as everyone’s favorite purple haired protagonist?
By: Kevin (@Prufesuroak)
No Cities to Love is Sleater-Kinney’s eighth studio album and the first in ten years. The album was released under Sub Pop records on January 20, 2015.
The album was under a lot of pressure, being the first release the band has had after their decade long indefinite-hiatus. The reunion and new release was a huge surprise and the album proved to be something of a hit for fans of the band. The album has some of Sleater-Kinney’s best songs. The album keeps some of the defining factors of the sound of Sleater-Kinney yet it adds something new that in the end makes the perfect mix of an album.
By: RJ (@rga_02)
Every week I will be showcasing one album and a video game that I feel everyone should check out in their spare time. Today, those two will be リバイバル by TOYOTAセリカ and Sleeping Dogs.
By: RJ (@rga_02)
There has been a recent surge in Japanese games on the PC. You have Square starting to port various Final Fantasy titles, Konami with Metal Gear, Capcom with Street Fighter, just to name a few. Not to be outdone, Idea Factory/Compile Heart now has joined the party. The consolewars have finally landed on your PC! It’s Nep Nep, in the ever so glorious 1080p.
By: RJ (@rga_02)
I’m personally not a fan of the output of Quantic Dreams and Telltale games. Beyond: Two Souls was a snore fest and Wolf Among Us was just a chore to play. My main issues with them would be the story and the gameplay. The gameplay is akin to what you would probably find in some Japanese doujinshi and the story is either nonsensical or I simply just can’t care enough to find out what would happen next. But Life is Strange is the opposite of that.
By Kevin (@Prufesuroak)
For my recommendation this week it’s Warren Zevon’s Excitable Boy and DuckTales: Remastered.
By: RJ (@rga_02)
If I compared Hyperdemension Neptunia Re;Birth 1 to your days back in elementary school bickering about your favorite console, then Re;Birth 2 would be the same feeling except this time, you’re doing it in the bus ride home.
By Kevin (@Prufesuroak)
Duke Nukem 3D does a lot of things right, It’s relatively simple, yet relatively complex, It’s brash, it’s crude, its loud and it’s proud but most importantly it’s a ‘whole lotta fun’.