
Video game industry analysis and reviews from an Australian perspective.
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It wouldn’t be a JRPG without at least some cross-dressing, and a french maid outfit or two.
If there’s one downside to being a modern fan of a particular videogame series, it’s that these days it’s a long time between drinks. My sympathi...
How is a fish driving a kart without arms? Don’t think about it too deeply.
I wonder if Nintendo keeps score. It’s defied expectations across the videogame industry more times than I can count.
When the market fires talent en masse, Nint...
Wuk Lamat with Y’stola Rhul, one of Final Fantasy XIV’s most famous Miqo’te characters. Source: Square Enix.
There was a telling moment buried in director Naoki Yoshida’s two-hour keynote kicking off Berlin’s Final Fantasy XIV Fan Festival...
A videogame event that ended with a massive rock concert of game music.
It’s not easy being a fan of Final Fantasy XIV, especially if you want to go to its Fan Festival.
Unlike many other gaming events around the world, this isn’t one tha...
Finally, a poison swamp area in a souls-like that’s actually fun!
I don’t know about everyone else, but when I read in just about every videogame media outlet that a game is good, I get a bit sceptical.
This is not to say that professio...
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