2019-03-30 23:35:48
A short update in the evening! As you might have noticed in the navigation, the "Spotlight" section is gone and has been replaced by easier to understand "Reviews" and "Previews".
Other than that, nothing has changed, all links should still work!
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2019-03-29 07:05:11
Back in 2003, I was pretty hyped about Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles, the first "Final Fantasy" titled game to return to a Nintendo console since Final Fantasy VI in 1994. This was a pretty fun ride, which I played together with friends.
The team announced a new set of games, called "Code Age" a few months after Crystal Chronicles had been released. The artist was the same as in Crystal Chronicles and everything looked pretty good, but eventually failed commercially.
We have a gallery about these games online now - it's here.
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2019-03-26 19:28:41
Another visitor from the past reappears: The Suikoden tips section is back online. It contains some tips I collected about 18 years ago, and I thought that it would be nice if this site has all of the content that was available in older RPG-O-Mania versions - at least if they make just a teeny bit of sense.
Anyway, enjoy the short read!
Addendum: I noticed that I somehow updated a work in progress version of RPG and love sometime in the past few weeks. Well, I fixed this today and the full showcase is online again.
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2019-03-25 20:35:16
Hey there, today I added a preview of Oninaki, the upcoming game from Tokyo RPG Factory, the creators of I Am Setsuna and Lost Sphear.
I'm still a bit skeptical about this game, but I'm going to buy it day one. If you want to know more, just click the link above!
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2019-03-21 19:15:47
While we're on the topic of galleries - I added a new one for Eternal Sonata.
This was a really good game and I have fond memories of it playing together with my nephew. He was 14, 15 at that time and we met up every Sunday at my parents', talked about everything that happened during that week and played along. This was a great time, about ten years ago.
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