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If you were to step through the gates of RPG history and ask which title could ignite a lifelong passion for the genre, Breath of Fire by Capcom would undoubtedly be among the most glowing answers. Released in 1993, and lovingly revisited ever since, Breath of Fire is not just a classic — it's...

Okay, I lied. You do know about God Hand, but because of the wrong reasons. It’s this thing right here: Yeah, totally unexpected, but IGN dropped the ball, because God Hand absolutely kicks ass. I’ve been playing it here and there recently and I can confirm that every claim that the reviewer...

SPOILERS ARE OK A thread dedicated to Resident Evil/Biohazard discussion, I hope everyone enjoys! (Personally I haven't played or beaten many RE games but im planning on doing so soon)

Upfront I wanna say sorry for the rambling. I just kinda wanted to talk about this game and stuff around the topic I was thinking of. So I hang around the site retro achievements. (For those who don't know, it's a community that give games from yesteryear achievements. Pretty much almost...

Many Capcom franchises have, over the years, fallen to the wayside. It’s unavoidable I think when you have so many. For every Resident Evil, there’s a Dino Crisis. For every Devil May Cry, there’s a Maximo. And for every Street Fighter, there’s a Final Fight. Final Fight is far from the most...

I'm so happy this game will be remastered

You can now buy Dino Crisis 1 and 2 on GOG, either bundled or separately. Like their exclusive releases of Resident Evil 1, 2, and 3, these games are part of the GOG Preservation Program. They come with improvements such as added controller support, Windows 10 and 11 compatibility, different...

We continue our series of Mega Man reviews with none other than the sequel itself! Mega Man 2 follows up on what’s been established already while making some interesting tweaks, such as giving Robot Masters more than one weakness! However, multiple other, somewhat questionable, tweaks were also...

In what hopefully would evolve into an entire franchise review (or at least the first six NES games for now!), we look back on the tremendous debut of none other than Rockman himself! We’re gonna divide segments of this review into an experimental format that’ll hopefully be used in eventual...

Feel free to talk about anything related to our favorite blue robot/Reploid/NetNavi/whatever here. All series are welcome.