RPG traditionalists will be impressed with Crimson Gem Saga’s vibrant backgrounds, animated sprites and well-written localization, but often the high production values outshine its mediocre gameplay.

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Being in second place isn’t that bad. You’re good, but not great; you don’t have to live up to the same expectations as the person in first place, and you can safely cruise along the line between mediocre and exceptional. Crimson Gem Saga walks that line with exceptional production values and mediocre gameplay …

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E3 2008 was massive for Square Enix. They didn’t announce any new games, or wow anyone with new trailers for their highly anticipated games. However, they did drop the bomb that Final Fantasy XIII would no longer be exclusive to the PlayStation 3, as it would also be appearing on the Xbox 360.

Since then, support for Square Enix has dropped considerably, and not just amongst loyal Sony supporters. Consistent rumours about Final Fantasy XIII delays and the game’s production values, as well as other reports about the company have tarnished Square Enix’s reputation in the West. What better place to try and rekindle the love affair than at the biggest trade shown in the world, E3.
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Each new Dragon Ball Z game is usually met with a wave of intense fandom – simply put, people loooove Dragon Ball. But we have to believe even the most ardent and hardcore fans will see past the ruse that is Dragonball: Evolution, a drab fighter further decimated by frankly embarrassing production values.

Dragon Ball Z fighters usually find success via an established mixture of flash and extensive content that delivers a …

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