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Loyal RPG Fans Are Just Looking For Hope
There are a lot of disgruntled gamers out there. For every video game series that has been abandoned or mistreated by its creators, there’s a group of fans who want nothing more than to see their favourite titles restored to glory. Americans who love games like Mega Man Legends, Mother, and Valkyria Chronicles are angry. Dissatisfied. Upset at how they’ve been treated by the companies that claim to care about them.
Suikoden Gets All Chop Choppy
From Suikoden II. Which I don’t think I’ve ever actually played. Maybe I should, because this looks great. [via VGJunk]
eBay Seller Thinks His Video Game Collection Is Worth $US35,000
Would you spend $US35,000 on a case full of video games? On one hand, this eBay seller is pawning off an impressive collection of games that includes rare gems like Suikoden II, Earthbound, Snatcher and a whole lot of other titles for Super Nintendo, Sega CD, Game Boy Advance and several other consoles.
Five Dead JRPGs That Should Be On Kickstarter
Kickstarter is now officially a thing.
Not that it wasn’t before. Since its launch in 2009, the crowdfunding website has evolved into an extremely effective financing tool for business ventures, creative projects, and auteurs of all kinds. It has facilitated the relationship between creators and their fans, both giving us access to the people who make things we love and allowing more people to make things we love.
This RPG Is Topping Charts In Japan, But Americans May Never See It
The PlayStation Vita has been out for two months in Japan. So how is a PSP game topping the charts?






















