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The year is 1988 (June 30, to be exact) and the PC Engine has only been on the market for about eight months. The CD-ROM attachment hasn’t launched yet, but it’s clearly on the horizon, with a release scheduled for Autumn of the same year. This moment also coincides with the publication of the first magazine dedicated to the system, as publisher Shogakukan prepares to capitalize on the PC Engine’s growing popularity in Japan. As a kind of test run, Shogakukan would publish three special PC...

I think joining RGT back in August lit some sort of weird creative fire under me. 2025 saw me start to use, and improve my skills at using, various image editing software. One thing I really like to do is use a template I made from a My Little Pony game to showcase a different game that I have recently finished. I would also start to write a few more reviews here and there, exercising my creative muscles a bit more and joining the RGT Writer's Guild. For whatever reason, I cannot sleep...

It has been a while since the first article in this series, since it have been quite the experience to pick Visual Novels which I deem worthy of being included, sure I do have a list of VNs which for sure I am going to write about eventually, but, I also have certain criteria as to what order I want to follow, and the order is the one that I keep thinking about incessantly. I mean, it could very easily be Key’s VNs back to back, but that would be difficult to do, reading Clannad or Air...

I know some of you are like me, enjoying a game that some or even most people disliked. Honestly I wouldn’t have thought of playing this one if it weren’t for Cap’n @Zerpina posting a gameplay on her YouTube channel. I really liked the series in general even though I only played three games in the series, the first two games on the PS1 and that forgettable NDS game Dark Secret. Tenchu Kurenai or Tenchu Fatal Shadows outside Japan is the fourth mainline entry in the series of this ninja...

Aliens, Terminator 2, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, Bride of Frankenstein. Diablo 2, Resident Evil 2, Batman: Arkham City. Second Edition Advanced Dungeons and Dragons. Doctor Sleep. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Se- alright, do you get what I'm putting down here yet? I'm running out of off-the-cuff sequels. Those are all sequels that are considered at least equal to their predecessors, if not better than the original. Making a successful follow up to something already well received...