by Ban | Oct 2, 2025 | Features, Reviews
Fantech seems to be following a number of other controller makers this year. Dumping out a lot of controllers in an attempt to see what sticks. They’ve had this in their EOS line, as well as the Shooter III. They’ve also had less-than-stellar releases like the...
by Jim Gray | Oct 1, 2025 | Features
September’s PortMaster drops include a deluge of games across a variety of genres. The month’s offerings included titles from independent developers, open-source projects, and fan-made creations, and we’re here to recap for anyone who missed it. Games...
by kalkeg | Oct 1, 2025 | Features
“Omakase”, which in Japanese roughly translates to “I leave it up to the chef”, is an experience in which customers place their trust in the chef of an establishment to curate and serve a meal, usually with a very seasoned or respected chef....
by Ban | Sep 30, 2025 | Features, Reviews
When it comes to monitors, usually it’s set to be one and done for a long while. But for some reason, in the competitive world of monitors, they decide to send out a new model once a month in the hopes of getting you to upgrade for something that’s just one step...
by Dan W | Sep 30, 2025 | Features
Despite calling it sharing both a writer and a game world with two of my favorite games of the 00s (Vagrant Story and Final Fantasy XII), I never encountered Final Fantasy Tactics until 10 years after its original release. The game wasn’t officially released in Europe...
by Jim Gray | Sep 29, 2025 | Features
True, honest-to-goodness hidden gems are hard to come by. Radical Retrospective has covered some obscurities in its brief existence, but in almost every case, the games were either good for their time, good with some caveats, or, in some cases, not good at all! Once...
