Strategy RPGs have become an increasingly popular genre for the gamer on the go. Setting you up with the basics of controlling one side and defeating the other in a short amount of time, it’s a perfect example of quick,… Read More »

The Summon Night franchise has undergone a significant amount of metamorphosis over the years, trying its hand at a number of RPG sub-genres, and achieving mild success with each. The latest from the folks at Flight-Plan taps into the unique… Read More »

It’s somewhat amazing that the actual implementation of this idea for an RPG hasn’t come around sooner, but the good news is that it finally has–an RPG based upon the Wizard of Oz. The game is slated for release sometime… Read More »

The acclaimed Fire Emblem franchise is heading to the DS later this year in Japan. The upcoming game will be the first in the series to make its home on the dual-screened handheld but it will also be the first… Read More »

If the cake is a lie, then what is a homebrew DS game that is based on that fallacious, yet delectable dessert? Indie game developer T4ils has released a scaled-down adaptation of Valve’s hit first-person puzzle game, Portal, for the… Read More »

GamerNode recently had the chance to sit down with RedOctane and Vicarious Visions for an early hands-on look at Guitar Hero: On Tour for the Nintendo DS. While it is natural to question how it might work, or even doubt… Read More »

Playing Razorback Studios’ Brain Voyage has an effect similar to eating a slice of pizza anywhere in the US other than New York; it may not be very enjoyable, but it makes one truly appreciate the quality of the good… Read More »

The World Ends With You is Square-Enix’s newest attempt at a Japanese RPG without the words Final Fantasy in the title. Uncontent with just creating a new IP that doesn’t differ much from their usual offerings, Square has teamed up… Read More »

At times it’s amazing that Nintendo has done so well with the Wii. For starters, it has sold millions of units in today’s gaming market despite the underpowered graphics and terrible online environment Nintendo crafted. It’s almost as if Nintendo… Read More »

Interview with Kaplan, creators of the new SAT prep software for the DS

As a true testament to the growth of the interactive entertainment market, Kaplan, developers of SAT and ACT prep software for the PC, and Aspyr Media, a videogame publisher specializing in porting titles to the PC and Mac, have announced… Read More »