Manga Reviews: Goblin Slayer Volume 3

Goblins. Are on vacation for a short time this volume, but not to worry. Volume 3, coming in at six chapters, from chapters 10 to 15, will have plenty of time to bring them back so we can add their skulls to the pile. In this volume, the most unthinkable happens. A goblin horde is … Continue reading Manga Reviews: Goblin Slayer Volume 3

Game Reviews: Ragnarok Online (2003)

The MMORPG is a genre of games where large numbers of players get together to battle larger-than-life foes, leading to a very cooperative experience. While some allow players to also fight each other, I tend to avoid games that focus on the player versus player aspect, like Lineage II. And while I have played, and … Continue reading Game Reviews: Ragnarok Online (2003)

Mana Retrospective (Part 2): Secret of Mana

WARNING: This review can be a bit rambling at times. Sorry about that. Secret of Mana is that game I wanted to get, but I wound up with Secret of Evermore instead, a game that was enjoyable in it's own rights. It actually wasn't until about last year that I managed to get a copy … Continue reading Mana Retrospective (Part 2): Secret of Mana

Mana Retrospective (Part 1): Final Fantasy Adventure

Final Fantasy Adventure is a tough game to talk about since it's such an old game that a lot of the problems I have with it, I want to put down to the game not aging well. Of course this would be a place where a remake would be able to improve all of the … Continue reading Mana Retrospective (Part 1): Final Fantasy Adventure

Mana Retrospective (Part 0): Secret of Evermore (1995)

I'm in EB Games with my father. I don't remember the year, but I believe it was sometime between the latter end of the Super Nintendo's life and the next generation of consoles. It might have been the start of the Nintendo 64's life, though. I'm looking at old Super Nintendo games because I can't … Continue reading Mana Retrospective (Part 0): Secret of Evermore (1995)

Introduction to the Mana Retrospective

A lot of people are usually all about the big games when it comes to publishers and developers. Capcom has Resident Evil and Mega Man, amongst many others. EA has Mass Effect and a dozen gambling games masquerading as sports titles. Activision-Blizzard has Warcraft and Call of Duty. And then there's Square Enix with their … Continue reading Introduction to the Mana Retrospective