Recent content by Andres Cyanni Halden

This is my first review, so let's see how useful it is. Thanks for any feedback! Record of Agarest War is a strange game. I'm not saying that based off the characters or the gameplay - both of which are excellent, but safe enough to not alienate veterans of the genre - but more off of the...

LEGO Legend of Zelda, where the levels are the plotlines of Link to the Past-forward. It would be awesome :3

Alright, I'm curious - what game do you, as a classy, Escapist-reading gamer, love, despite knowing it possesses numerous flaws that let reviewers eviscerate it? If its something specific, include what you think makes it worth playing. Personally, mine is Eat Lead: The Return of Matt Hazard. Its...

This may sound odd, by "Eat Lead: The Return of Matt Hazard" will have you doing that every few minutes. The game is god-awful, but there are SO many fantastic moments in it its worth a shot. One example: "What do you mean the interrogation feature was cut?!? Here...just take the achievement."

Looks like I should try the Persona games now, before they disappear...

Just for everyone's info, my favorite JRPG is Record of Agarest War. I know its new, but it definitely at the top of my list.

Let's do a little experiment. Lovers of JRPGs generally put a Square Soft / Square Enix game at the top of their lists (FF6, Chrono Trigger, etc). So here's a question: What is your favorite JRPG that was not designed or produced by Square?

Let's do a little experiment. Lovers of JRPGs generally put a Square Soft / Square Enix game at the top of their lists (FF6, Chrono Trigger, etc). So here's a question: What is your favorite JRPG that was not designed or produced by Square?

THANK YOU. I thought I was the only one who liked Navi.