Capcom has just confirmed that Onimusha: Way of the Sword has already sold over one million copies. This continues a very impressive streak for Capcom, with Onimusha: Way of the Sword being just one of several high-profile releases from the company this year alone. Making its debut in 2001, the…

Xenogears might not be the best JRPG on the PS1 due to its format shift in the second half, but it has one of the most thought-provoking stories on the system. The first half still remains one of the most ambitious and complex narratives ever told. I still discover new…

Developer Pocketpair has just released another major update for Palworld, bringing the game up to its 1.0.4 version. This latest v1.0.4 Palworld update focuses primarily on balance adjustments and bug fixes, though there are a few morsels of new content in there as well. Released into early access back in…

Symphony of the Night is a masterpiece. Dawn of Sorrow builds on the foundation Symphony laid with a tactical soul system that gives Soma Cruz one of the biggest arsenals in any Castlevania game. While metroidvanias in general are all about exploration and finding gear that lets you get even…

The Dragon Ball franchise remains one of the biggest names in anime, and while its future has felt uncertain at times, fans can rest easy knowing that Planet-Eater Moro returns in 2027. Dragon Ball Super’s manga has been on hiatus for a long time, leaving fans waiting to see where…

Killzone has been dormant for 13 years, but there are now rumblings that Sony is ready to bring its sci-fi first-person shooter franchise back with a new project. Killzone used to be one of the central pillars of PlayStation’s first-party lineup before it pivoted more of its efforts to open-world…