Welcome to Let’s PlayPlay! After Volume 0, we’re ready to jump into the first true installment of the Japan-only counterpart to PlayStation Underground’s PS2 series. This disc goes in-depth with Shinji Mikami, offers some demos of Japan-only games and gives us some quality time with our buddy Klonoa.
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Zoo Keeper is a great puzzle game that was released in the West! Um, on some platforms. This 3DS installment remained confined to Japan, and that’s a shame because it’s a lot of fun and could have done a lot for owners of the handheld back in 2011. Watch!
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Welcome to Let’s PlayPlay! Graham and Jenni check out PlayPlay 2, Volume 0, the first demo disc of the Japan-only counterpart to PlayStation Underground’s PS2 series. PlayPlay, also known as PurePure or プレプレ, was a subscription service for PlayStation and PlayStation 2 that sent quarterly demo discs in the mail full of demos, trailers and commercials.
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Puzzle & Dragons X was our 2016 import game of the year, and with good reason: it expands upon the foundation set by Puzzle & Dragons Z and creates a wider, more immersive world in which to match some colored orbs! Check out our video for a good look at the game.
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Graham and Jenni check out an obscure promotional PlayStation 2 disc from Japan! Included are modified demos of PaRappa the Rapper 2 and Ape Escape spinoff Piposaru 2001, as well as a video of the Piposaru mascot and a pal checking out New York City.
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In NIS America’s new, localized 3DS release, RPG Maker Fes, players can, well, make their own RPGs! And share them with others. This is our third and final video, in which we let the world see what we’ve made!
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In NIS America’s new, localized 3DS release, RPG Maker Fes, players can, well, make their own RPGs! And share them with others. In this second video, we look at the game’s event scripting, build out our party and begin to fill our game’s world.
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In NIS America’s new, localized 3DS release, RPG Maker Fes, players can, well, make their own RPGs! And share them with others. In this first of a three-part video series checking out just what you can do with the title, we jump in blind and see how accessible and user-friendly the game’s tools can be.
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