This week on The Entertainment Dome, we run through some recent general gaming news, where James goes through the new Dragon Quest announcements and I get butthurt over Sega’s Sonic Central presentation.
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Ten Things You Might’ve Not Known About Kingdom Hearts
WARNING: The following article contains spoilers for Kingdom Hearts
For as much as I get frustrated with Kingdom Hearts, it’s a series that’s near and dear to me. I may grumble about some aspects of it constantly, but I’ll always keep coming back for its tight, action-RPG gameplay, enjoyable characters and its general oddball charm. And if I didn’t love it, I wouldn’t be interested in finding out curious tid-bits and random trivia all about it. So how about we take a look at the game that started it all and learn something new today? Continue reading
The Entertainment Dome Episode 95 – How NOT To Sell An Online Service
Last week on The Entertainment Dome, James and I had a surprisingly brief recap of the last couple of Attack on Titan episodes (which were disgusting, BTW), before moving on to a bunch of the announcements from the latest Nintendo Direct.
The Entertainment Dome Episode 8 – Aaron Hijacks the Show!
This week on The Entertainment Dome, James and I share our excitement at the return of a certain character in Ace Attorney 6, James brings up Microsoft’s latest bad idea for PC gamers and Aaron briefly takes over to share his hatred for Windows 10. Oh, and James makes a massive cock-up.
The Entertainment Dome Episode 5 – Harry Potter and the Final Fantasy Debate
It’s been a slow news week, but that’s not going to stop James and I from rambling a bunch. This week, James shares his recent experience with Xenoblade Chronicles (the best game ever), we relive our teenage years with a Harry Potter discussion and we have a bit of a ramble about the Final Fantasy series.
My VG Music Picks #11 – Main Theme (Final Fantasy)
I don’t have a lot of nostalgia for the Final Fantasy series. Hell, I don’t even consider myself a fan of the series. That being said, though, there is one aspect I love: it’s music. Doesn’t matter which game it is, there’s at least one track from each entry that I’m fond of, and where better to start than a track from the very first game. Continue reading
Too Long for Twitter 