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Shenmue | RPGFan
Podcasts Game Reviews Review Author Platform Score Shenmue Sega Dreamcast 68 Shenmue Sega Dreamcast 55 Shenmue Sega Dreamcast 90 Music Reviews Review Author Released Sega Piano Nocturne January 26, 2005 Shenmue Orchestra Version April 1, 1999 Shenmue Original Soundtrack ~Chapter 1: Yokosuka~ March 23, 2000 Shenmue Piano Collection November 17, 2017 Media Shenmue Cover Art 2 Photos Shenmue Screenshots 191 Photos RPGFan uses cookies to give you the most relevant experience by remembering your...
Ring of Red | RPGFan
I picked up Ring of Red with a great deal of anticipation. I hadn’t had a good strategy game in a long time – the last one I’d played for any amount of time was Tactics Ogre a couple of years back. So I’d been awaiting Ring of Red for a long time now, and eagerly popped it in to the PS2 and started to play. Ring of Red, on the box, looks extremely impressive, a sort of more strategic Front Mission 3, big mecha, troops, and skills all helping the strategy along.
Revolution and the Left in Latin America
Accepted on 12 Apr 2018 Submitted on 13 Mar 2018 These seven books deal, in very different ways, with the Latin American Left, chiefly in the twentieth century.
Buffalo Bill Does Scotland
When William "Buffalo Bill" Cody took his Wild West show overseas, he left a little-known but lasting impression on Scotland. You know about William “Buffalo Bill” Cody’s legendary exploits as an Army scout and Indian fighter. And you know about the Wild West show he put together with Annie Oakley and Sitting Bull (and a host of others) that was a hit around the country.
Neverwinter Nights 2
So this is a review of a PC game. We’ll thus assume that at least most of you readers out there are at least au fait with PC gaming as a whole. Sounds fair, right? Let’s take another mighty leap of logic – if you’re a PC gamer, then it’s even greater odds that you’ve heard about Neverwinter Nights, the smash D+D RPG from BioWare that took to the PC, amateur game developers and casual players all like a duck to something a duck takes very well to.
Dungeon Siege II
Back in 2002, a new RPG came out by the name of Dungeon Siege. Touted as being created by Chris Taylor, a veteran game designer, it seemed intended to be an antidote of sorts to the overwhelming popularity of Diablo II at the time.
Jade Empire Review | RPGFan
So here’s the picture. Let’s imagine that you own an XBox and are a bit of an RPG fan – both fair assumptions if you should happen to be reading this. You loved the Knights of the Old Republic games, but you tend to prefer something a bit medieval for your playing pleasure; well, fear not! Jade Empire is a decidedly eastern affair from BioWare in something of a Knights style but with a more action-oriented battle system.
Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones
Over half a year after its Japanese debut, Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones (FESS) arrives on domestic shores, ready to try and ply us with more of the good old Fire Emblem charm in a lovably handheld format.
Tales of Destiny II
Tales of Destiny II (originally titled Tales of Eternia in Japan) is the long-awaited (at least for Tales fans) sequel to Tales of Destiny. The Eternia of the title is the world upon which the story takes place, or rather the worlds: two worlds, suspended miles apart, separated by the Orbus Barrier, a watery film, and the Seyfert Ring, a ring of matter that helps to stabilize the Barrier.
Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 2: Eternal Punishment
Persona 2 was a bit of an impulse buy, for me. I remember it well – the very last day I was on one of my frequent trips to Michigan, we went to the mall shortly before the flight left, and I had Persona 2 pointed out to me in a store. I decided to pick it up – why not, it wasn’t going to come to England any time soon, if at all – and we dashed back to the airport shortly afterward. Upon getting it home, I started playing. And didn’t stop for a loooong while.
Summoner Review | RPGFan
I’ve never been quite sure what to make of Summoner. On the one hand, it’s an enjoyable game that I keep coming back to no matter how long it’s been since I last played it. On the other hand it infuriates me at times. I really don’t know. So, let’s try and sort my thoughts out a little.
A History of the Mexican Revolution
Perhaps because it remained distinctively national and self-contained, claiming no universal validity and making no attempt to export its doctrines, the Mexican Revolution has remained globally anonymous compared with, say, the Russian, Chinese and Cuban revolutions. Yet, on any Richter scale of social seismology, the Cuban Revolution was a small affair compared with its Mexican counterpart.
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