Shin Megami Tensei III Nocturne HD Remaster succeeds at bringing a great game to modern consoles with some small quality of life stuff too.
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Persona 5: The Royal Takes an absolute gem of a game and makes it better. Streamlining the series for newcomers and adding in extras for dedicated fans.
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Tales of Vesperia comes to all current platforms in celebration of its 10th anniversary. Combining action battles and fun characters in one great game.
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Shining Resonance Refrain brings Shining Resonance to current consoles and PC. Combining JRPG action and story with dating sim aspects in one package.
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While the VR segments are an afterthought, Megadimension Neptunia VIIR proves to be a worthy remake with changes that streamline both the story and combat.
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Ni No Kuni 2 adds a new battle system and a city building element making it more fun to play, but loses a lot of spectacle and heart from the original game.
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It took a while, but Final Fantasy XV WINDOWS EDITION is out, and it actually winds up being the best way to play with Noctis and his pals.
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It’s been over a decade, but Square-Enix has finally remastered this PlayStation 2 Classic. Marc Morrison has the Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age Review.
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A Japanese Role-Playing Game with some very interesting battle system mechanics winds up too ambitious and results in a total mediocre experience. Angel Gonzalez has The Caligula Effect Review.
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Winter 2014 has arrived, with the continuation in the Persona series. Marc Morrison explains why it may be the best one yet, in this Persona 5 Review.