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7 Retro Games That Brought Casino Vibes to Classic Gaming
This article explores seven retro video games from the 1980s and 1990s that incorporated casino themes and mechanics. Games like Casino for Atari 2600, Leisure Suit Larry, Dragon Warrior IV, Sonic the Hedgehog 2, Vegas Stakes, Pokémon Red and Blue, and Final Fantasy VII are highlighted for their unique implementations of gambling elements, from blackjack and slot machines to elaborate amusement parks.
The JRPG Players Guide to Handheld Game Consoles, Part 1: The New Toys
This guide explores handheld gaming options for JRPG players, focusing on modern devices like the Steam Deck and Nintendo Switch, as well as budget-friendly retro handhelds from companies like Retroid and Anbernic. It discusses how to choose a device based on desired games, portability needs, and budget, highlighting specific JRPGs that perform well on different platforms.
Three Square Enix RPGs That Made the PlayStation 2 What It Was
This article highlights three key Square Enix role-playing games that defined the PlayStation 2 era: Kingdom Hearts 2, Final Fantasy 10, and Dragon Quest 8. These titles represented significant technical and narrative advancements for the company and the genre, with many remaining accessible through remasters and remakes.
The 10 Best Game Boy and Game Boy Color Games on Nintendo Switch, Plus 5 We’d Like to See – SwitchArcade Special – TouchArcade
This article highlights ten favorite Game Boy and Game Boy Color games currently available on the Nintendo Switch eShop, along with five additional titles fans would like to see. It covers a range of genres including RPGs, platformers, and action games, featuring titles like Shantae, Collection of SaGa Final Fantasy Legend, and TMNT III: Radical Rescue.
Dragon Quest creator Yuji Horii says English is "a simple language," so "the flavor tends to get lost in many ways" when translating games from Japanese
Dragon Quest creator Yuji Horii believes that the English translation of games often loses the original Japanese flavor, making them sound simplistic. He acknowledges this is an inherent challenge with the language, though fan translations have sometimes captured the intended feel better than official ones.
