5 Best Websites Dedicated To The Final Fantasy Series
The Final Fantasy series of video games is 25 years old this year, with the first title, unsurprisingly called Final Fantasy, released in 1987. Since then there have been 14 games released in the main series, with countless other spin-offs and connected sequels. All of the Final Fantasy games belong to the RPG genre, although some things have changed considerably through the years.
No Sequel, No Problem! Remaster Final Fantasy VII For PC Using Bootleg [MUO Gaming]
Final Fantasy VII is arguably the greatest game (if not RPG) in console gaming history. Unfortunately, Square made it very clear recently that an FF7 remake is not a priority to them (after years of stringing it out and teasing us). All we've got to cling onto are breakoffs like Dirge of Cerberus, Ergheiz, and Advent Children.
The Top 5 Alternatives To Diablo 3 [Gaming]
Diablo 3 is out. The game hasn’t pleased everyone. Some gamers feel it doesn’t live up to the legacy of the Diablo franchise while others are just mad about the DRM. If you’re in the not-so-happy camp, for whatever reason, here are five alternatives you should check out.
5 Reasons Why Guild Wars 2 Will Be A Revolutionary MMORPG [MUO Gaming]
Ever since World of Warcraft’s debut in 2004, pretty much every succeeding MMORPG has been compared to it. WoW has become the gold standard in the world of MMORPGs, and those MMORPGs that are supposed to be revolutionary are dubbed as “WoW killers.” Here are 5 reasons why Guild Wars 2 truly will change the genre on a fundamental level.
The Fourth Wall Game Provides Mind-Bending, Screen-Wrapping Fun
The fourth wall is the invisible wall which separates the audience from a performance, whether it be on stage, on television, in movies, or in video games. Breaking the fourth wall is when a performer obliterates the idea of that invisible wall and talks directly to an audience. This is how The Fourth Wall, an indie game for Windows, got its name.
Relive Star Trek & Explore Space In Vega Trek [MUO Gaming]
I remember when I was a kid, I used to close the door to my room, fire up the old DOS-based computer that booted up off a floppy disk, and then pretend that I was controlling my own space ship with that computer. Without any cool graphics or special effects, I had to use my imagination - with the help of the night sky outside - to imagine that I was the Captain of my own Starship Enterprise, confronting Romulans.
3 Funny RPG Video Remakes Of Today's Most-Watched TV Series
I am a huge sucker for RPGs and video games in general. One thing I've never been too big on, though, are television series. I'm the only one. Dexter, Band of Brothers, The Wire, Firefly, etc.; there are lots of them and you're all watching. But I just can't keep up. What I can buy some time to definitely do is watch a short RPG remake of an episode or summary of the series. Now you've got all of my nerd attention.
The Best Skyrim Resources To Improve Your Dragon Slaying
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is an epic role playing game, but you probably knew that already. We’ve already harped on about why it’s not to be missed, how to improve your dragon slaying using an iPhone and kept a close eye on technical issues. Now it’s time to dig deep and see what the web has to offer the Dragonborn.
Progress Quest Points Out What's Wrong With Bad Games
Step back. Think about what you're doing. Then do something better. That's the basic idea of Progress Quest, a satirical role-playing game that lambasts the worst aspects of gaming. I love video games. They are active where other mediums are passive, requiring me to participate in order to proceed. Just sitting there and watching isn't an option.
3 Reasons All Gamers Need To Play The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
One of the most anticipated games of this holiday season was The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Call of Duty and Battlefield are terrific games, but it’s delightful to see something a little different become a bestseller. I love first person shooters, but to see a game like Skyrim become a blockbuster success is a beautiful thing. Modern video games tend to hold the player's hand and assist them a lot more than in the past.
Kick It Old-School With Classic Free Sierra Adventure Games, Tributes & Remakes
Today we're lucky enough to be able to enjoy a selection of the Sierra On-Line back catalogue without dusting off floppies or paying a penny. Not only are there some originals online for your retro-inspired pleasure, but there are also a few decent modern remakes and a series of free independent King's Quest-inspired titles to enjoy as well.