All Posts by: Eddie Inzauto
Mana Khemia: Student Alliance Review
Mana Khemia: Student Alliance is a game that should have never been. The original Mana Khemia: Alchemists of Al-Revis, developed by Gust, was mediocre to begin with, and the PSP version only serves to degrade what was already a less-than-enrapturing… Read More »
Resident Evil 5 Review
Resident Evil 5 has some unquestionably ENORMOUS shoes to fill. Following Resident Evil 4, a game that redefined the Resident Evil series and was widely touted as one of the greatest achievements in game development for its time (still the… Read More »
Everquest Senior Producer Clint Worley and Lead Designer Ryan Barker Interview
Eddie Inzauto, GN: How long have you guys been on the team, for EverQuest? EverQuest has been around for a long time. Clint Worley, Senior Producer: Well, I joined the team, I think it was about two years ago, on… Read More »
Books and movies don’t often translate into magnificent videogames, and Inkheart is no exception. This DS adventure will not be winning any GN Nodie Awards this year, yet still maintains a few redeeming qualities and will appeal to less experienced… Read More »
On Thursday, February 19th, hundreds of Street Fighter fans, gamers, and passers-by found their way to the packed courtyard in front of Universal City Walk’s GameStop store in Los Angeles, CA to witness and take part in the company’s inaugural… Read More »
In an industry where many games rely on formulaic design and re-treading the same old beaten paths to be successful, it’s very comforting to know that creative, original games do still remain. One such example is The Maw, an Xbox… Read More »
The gaming community has been waiting a long time for its first taste of Microsoft and Ensemble Studios’ new take on Bungie’s Halo universe in the real-time strategy game, Halo Wars. Many questions and concerns have filled the air, wondering… Read More »
Gust is known for developing highly unique videogames, sometimes sacrificing wide audiences for implementation of very specific original design elements. If there was ever a game to break this niche status, the well-crafted Ar tonelico II: Melody of Metafalica may… Read More »
With its new Disgaea series spin-off, Nippon Ichi Software stirs up fond memories of a bygone era, when side-scrolling, 2D action/platformers were all the rage, and the simple joys of jumping around and slashing/pummeling everything in sight were enough to… Read More »
The “Top X Anticipated Games of 20XX” has become an annual requirement for just about everyone in videogame journalism nowadays; this article proves that I am apparently no different in that regard. To be at least somewhat unique, I’ve decided to… Read More »
