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  3DS Fire Emblem Awakening - "Shut Up And Pray For a Critical Hit!"

  The thirteenth installment of the legendary (and somewhat remake-hungry) tactical turn-based strategies has arrived. It combines mechanics from a lot of different prior games, invents a few new ones and sports yet another art style redesign. But all that is irrelevant in the face of the big important question: which character should you marry?

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  3DS Doctor Lautrec And The Forgotten Knights - "From Paris With Laughs"

  A history professor and his assistant are traipsing across a European capital, solving puzzles, battling secret societies and unearthing lots of weirdness and supernaturalness. Also, they speak with fanciful British accents. Layton? Who the heck is Layton? This is Doctor Lautrec. Welcome to Paris, gentlemen.

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  3DS Final Fantasy Theatrhythm - "Symphony of Distraction"

  A spin-off of a spin-off, Final Fantasy Theatrhythm is the brother game to the DISSIDIA games, relying on the same collection of characters from across the core games of the FF franchise in a musical journey through the twists and turns of the legendary soundtracks of the series. Wait, what?

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  3DS Guild01 - "The Ups And Downs Of The Japanese Game Design Thought"

  Guild01 was a Japanese-only compilation cartridge featuring four different games from four renowned game designers. In the West, three of these games are sold separately as downloadable titles. We look at what Goichi Suda, Yoot Saito and Yasumi Matsuno can offer us under the titles Liberation Maiden, Aero Porter and Crimson Shroud.

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  Review Golden Age Review: Dragon Warrior

  A Golden Oldie Review of Dragon Warrior by Enix for the original Nintendo Entertainment System.

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  DS Infinite Space - "With a Running Start"

  Young Yuri dreams of going into space one day, and finally that day has come. Did he expect he's going to jump headfirst into galactic politics, space pirate blasting and rather convoluted self-discovery? Probably not. Bigger question is - will we enjoy watching him do all that in what probably is the prettiest game about space on the Nintendo DS?

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  DS Shin Megami Tensei Strange Journey - "Destination Unknown"

  A mysterious wave of destructive force slowly but steadily expands outwards from the South Pole, enveloping Earth bit by bit. Within it, a blackness looms. Probes sent inside show images of what seems to be a caricature of modern Earth... But what does it mean? And what does it want? That's up to you to find out, as you join an elite special forces team sent beyond the wave of destruction into the blackness to find its source and eradicate it. And that will be a strange journey indeed.

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  DS Shin Megami Tensei Devil Survivor 2 - "Have a nIcE L-L-Li---"

  What started with signing up for a new social network (which promised to predict and show online - in advance! - the deaths of anyone on your friendlist) somehow turned to summoning demons which, in turn, somehow lead to you ending up in the middle of an alien invasion the sole intention of which is to ERASE EARTH FROM REALITY! And to think that yesterday, all you were worried about were your graduation exams!

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  DS Shin Megami Tensei Devil Survivor - "Let's survive!"

  A mysterious accident, cited as a gas leak, leads to part of Tokyo being cut off from the outside world. By the Japanese SDF, no less. The people inside are left to fend for themselves as the darkness gathers, because there's a demonic invasion underway, people are dying by the hundreds... oh, and you and your friends are smack dab in the middle of it all. Let's survive!

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  Wii Super Paper Mario

  Super Paper Mario is an experience well worth dusting off the Wii for. Its slick gameplay, sweet story, bright graphics and surprising depth make for a thoroughly good time, and will leave a smile on the face of all but the most hardened cynics.

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