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The 90s were a golden age for role-playing games (RPGs), when the genre seemed to grow and flower with abandon, producing some of the most memorable and influential titles in the medium. I was lucky enough to play many of these games as they came out, experiencing the way they’ve affected not just my taste in games but also, to some extent, me as a person. In this article, which is part nostalgia, part reflection,…
More than any video game series, The Legend of Zelda formed my early years and made me fall in love…
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The universe of Azeroth was an already vibrant and dynamic world even before the massively multiplayer online game (MMOG) World…
During the late ’90s, the world of role-playing games (RPGs) was controlled by games that seemed to reflect the norms…
Story of the Tamamayu was released on the Sony Playstation in 1999 during Square’s golden age. It was published alongside…
When Riven was released in 1997, it marked the long awaited follow-up to Myst. LP: It had an awesome predecessor…
The iconic RPG Final Fantasy VI has powerfully influenced the direction of not just the FF series itself but also…
Let me take you back to a time when video game stores were filled with the sounds of buzzing CRT…
