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Introduction From the outside looking in, the Super Robot Wars series may seem rather intimidating, and well, it is. The series has been ongoing since April 20th, 1991, with 48 entries and 10 spinoffs, and the games have their own…
Introduction In an era long, long ago… Before monetization, before algorithms, and before advertisers, there was a time when passion-driven fan content thrived prominently in fandom spaces on the early internet. Many series captivated viewers and inspired a generation to…
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Content Warning! This article features screenshots that contain very strong language. While I don’t condone such language, if seeing usage of homophobic slurs seriously troubles you, I recommend viewing one of my other articles. Introduction Over Yeless’ sky, far above…
Introduction Today, I want to take you back to the distant past, all the way to the 12th century, and talk about a little-known game called Exile. Exile is part of a side-scrolling Action-RPG series, XZR, developed by Telenet and…
Introduction Today, I wanted to talk to you about a game I recently played. A humble game known as Xak: The Art of Visual Stage. It’s an Action-RPG that was originally released on the NEC PC-88 in 1989, and developed…
Introduction In our current era, there are only three video game series that I can confidently say have the status of being legit household titles: Super Smash Brothers, Pokémon, and Mario Kart. Since its debut in 1992, the latter series…
🌸Introduction🌸 Sakura Wars, also known as Sakura Taisen, is a game series that’s lingered on my radar for a few years. The game’s name surfaced occasionally in casual conversations, but my knowledge of it was fairly limited. It wasn’t until…
Notice! This article was heavily rewritten in 2026 because the original October 22, 2023 version frankly sucked. It has since been expanded with new information and many revisions. If you’re curious, you can read the original, unedited version here. Introduction…
When it comes to Fire Emblem, and most video games in general, its history isn't written solely by the developers themselves, but also by the people who play them. Fanworks have always played a vital role in shaping the way we look at and interpret art, and this is something that I feel is underappreciated in our current era. Aside from just recounting the translation history, I also wanted to make this post to remind others of the relevance of these projects and how they shaped the player base.