What’s the best Pokémon game of all time? We’re deciding, once and for all, in this five-part video series: Bracket Monsters. They are the monsters and also maybe we are the monsters, but we do what must be done. Watch?
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What’s the best Pokémon game of all time? We’re deciding, once and for all, in this five-part video series: Bracket Monsters. They are the monsters and also maybe we are the monsters, but we do what must be done. Watch?
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What’s the best Pokémon game of all time? We’re going to find out, using good ol’ head-to-head competition, in our new five-part video series: Bracket Monsters. They are the monsters and also maybe we are the monsters, but we do what must be done. Watch?
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Jupiter may have just revealed its latest project, Sanrio Characters Picross, but this new, late-life 3DS release wasn’t the first time Hello Kitty showed up on the nonogram stage. No, no, Graham and Jenni are here to show you Hello Kitty Illust Puzzle for the original PlayStation!
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Let’s take a trip back in time! Twenty years back, to be exact. In this edition of Let’s PlayPlay, we look at the April 1998 edition of Sony’s Japanese PurePure demo disc series, showcasing some choice PS1 titles.
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In a world full of cool Club Nintendo stuff that never left Japan, Tingle’s Balloon Fight stands out for being… well, a full, import-friendly game! Unlike the later DS Tingle games, it’s not too robust and basically just Balloon Fight, but it’s still a lot of fun! Check out our video for a better look at the game and an accurate view of our complete lack of Balloon Fight skills.
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The demo for Valkyria Chronicles 4, one of our most-anticipated games of the year, is out on Japanese PSN! We check out a story mission, as well as the demo-exclusive extra mission, and show you what’s going on in this new installment of the strategy franchise. Watch, if you’d be so kind?
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There’s no better way to understand how Culdcept Revolt plays than to see it in action! So that’s what we’re here to do. Take Fortune Street, add in creatures and spells and you have a truly addictive combination that has flourished in Japan for two decades. And it’s great for head-to-head play.
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