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Keep It or Trade It?: Fairy Fencer F (PS3)

October 6, 2014Dan Furnas

Overall, Fairy Fencer F is one of Compile Heart’s best efforts yet, though it’s far from perfect. The story, while trope-heavy, is a good mix of humor and plot; characters are enjoyable, and the music is great.

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The Geekend: 10/4/14

October 4, 2014October 5, 2014Dan Furnas

This week, along with some carryover from last week’s games, Jimmy gives some quick impressions of the new Smash Bros. and Dan gets off the couch to go play some semi-competitive Magic: the Gathering.

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Keep It or Trade It?: Hyperdimension Neptunia: Producing Perfection (Vita)

June 2, 2014Dan Furnas

The CPUs from Hyperdimension Neptunia have traded their weapons for microphones. Can the goddesses prove that they’ve got talent, or does the game hit too many sour notes?

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Keep It or Trade It?: Mugen Souls Z (PS3)

May 25, 2014May 25, 2014Michael Riel

Chou-Chou is back to conquer 12 new planets. Can she take over this galaxy, or will her childishness get the better of her?

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Idea Factory Opening California Branch

October 1, 2013Dan Furnas

Idea Factory, the minds behind the Hyperdimension Neptunia and Hakuoki game series, have announced they have established a branch in Los Angeles, California.

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The G.A.M.E.S. Cast Episode 27: Gripes and Pet Peeves

May 1, 2013Dan Furnas

Hey folks! In this week’s episode, Jimmy takes the show on the road with him. We talk about all of Nintendo’s recent announcements, the Ace Attorney 5 trailer, Yoshitaka Amano and Nobuo Uematsu’s strange new bedfellow. Then in our roundtable we discuss things we hate about games we like. Have a listen and make sure to share some of your biggest pet peeves in the comments!

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Keep It or Trade It?: Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory (PS3)

April 25, 2013Dan Furnas

A few years after the events of the second game, the story of anthropomorphized console war that is Hyperdimension Neptunia continues, but do Compile Heart and Idea Factory manage to improve as much as they did between the original and its sequel?