Klonoa 2: Lunatea’s Veil
Klonoa’s PS2 outing introduces fully polygonal characters and gorgeous cel shaded graphics. The original game looked pretty decent on the …
Sengoku Blade
Sengoku Ace proved to be popular enough in the arcades to warrant a fairly big sequel. While Sengoku Ace exuded a lot of …
Sengoku Cannon
Although Psikyo more or less collapsed around 2005, it founds a spiritual successor in X-Nauts (pronounced “Cross-Nauts”), who did the …
Duo Princess
Long time Square fans will probably remember a little action-RPG from the PSOne era called Threads of Fate, also known as Dew …
Makai Kingdom
Nippon Ichi’s Makai Kingdom combines bits and pieces from Disgaea and Phantom Brave, and tosses them in the blender to create another excellent, if …
Gungrave: Overdose
It seems that Gungrave was just popular enough to warrant a sequel, but not popular enough for that sequel to retail at …
Art of Fighting (Anime)
Pretty much any fighting game in the early-to-mid ’90s got its own anime OVAs, be it Fatal Fury, Tekken, Battle Arena Toshinden or Samurai Shodown. Art …
Art of Fighting 3
Art of Fighting 3 is a drastic step away from its predecessors. In Japan, it’s known as Ryuuko no Ken Gaiden, portraying …
Art of Fighting 2
Taking place a year after the original game, Art of Fighting 2 tells the tales of both the first King of Fighters …
Fatal Fury 2
While the original Fatal Fury resembled Street Fighter II because it was based on the same source, Fatal Fury 2 is definitely a blatant clone. The …
