I've never been the world's biggest fan of Pokémon, but I've always had a fondness for the adorable and sometimes weird Pocket Monsters that have graced our lives for some twenty years now. But back in the PS1 days, I was absolutely ...
With Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth Hacker's Memory (say that eight times fast) releasing January 19, 2018 in North America and Europe -- and in just two days time in Japan -- it's not a huge surprise to learn that development is already under...
Developer Rain Games recently released World to the West upon gamers, but had to delay the Wii U port to further optimize it. While that may have been seen as a bizarre move (why bother releasing for a dead console?), this story seems to ex...
Drakengard and even the original Nier were so niche it's still a little surprising to see how successful NieR: Automata has become. Even Persona was a humble spin-off series that is now a global blockbuster. The stigma a...
I'm kind of at a loss for next month's PS Plus selection. I do appreciate that Sony still bothers with the idea of free games, but just one look at the selection would make anybody sad. Credit where it's due, Lovers in a Dangerous Spacetime...
Anyone eager to play the upcoming Danganronpa V3 and without a console will be happy to know that the game is coming to PC. Spike Chunsoft confirmed, today, that the game will be launching on September 26 for the platform (which is the same...
You wouldn't believe it now, but there was a time when it was hard to get your hands on any new Star Wars merchandise. A decade-long gap between the release of Return of the Jedi and the re-launching of the brand in the early '90s, back whe...
For those of you not in the know, the Vita has been hacked wide open with homebrew, emulators, and even pirated copies of games, all of which can be used as long as you have firmware 3.60 or below; 3.61 is the current latest firmware that f...
Thanks to the recently released HENkaku hack for the PlayStation Vita, you can now insert the Japanese voiceovers into Persona 4 Golden, pending you also own a Japanese copy of the game or are a filthy pirate. I can only assume that the Ja...
Gal Gun: Double Peace is a new PS4 and Vita title the ESRB describes as an adventure game where, after the protagonist is struck by cupid's arrow, players must "fend off female characters," who are often depicted "wearing revealing outfits"...
Sega has, at long last, confirmed plans to release Hatsune Miku: Project Diva X in PAL territories. The rhythm game will debut in Europe and Oceania on August 30, the same day as the previously-announced American launch date...
[Update: Over at the PlayStation Blog, Sony has confirmed the PS4 and Vita versions will feature online multiplayer (with Code Mystics’ proprietary netcode), cross-play functionality, and cross-buy.] Today at SNK's EVO 2016 panel...
Valkyrie Drive: Bhikkuni, the latest hypersexual action game from Senran Kagura producer Kenichiro Takaki, is coming west on September 16, western publisher PQube has announced. As previously confirmed, the company plans to release the Play...
World End Economica, the visual novel trilogy from Spice & Wolf writer Isuna Hasekura, is coming to PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita in 2017, the localization team at Sekai Project just announced. While Sekai Project and developer Spi...
Tokyo Xanadu is coming west care of Aksys Games, the publisher just announced at Anime Expo. The Nihon Falcom-developed role-playing game will be released in North America as a physical and digital release for PlayStation Vita in 2017. The ...
A.W. : Phoenix Festa is a-comin' to a PlayStation Vita near you. In case you're unfamiliar with the name, Phoenix Festa is a dating simulator-action game hybrid based on what is apparently a popular light novel, manga, and anime series -- T...
Adventures of Mana is now available for PlayStation Vita worldwide. The role-playing game, a remake of the first game in the Mana series (known as Seiken Densetsu: Final Fantasy Gaiden, Final Fantasy Adventure, Mystic Quest, and S...
While in Los Angeles last week for E3, I had an opportunity to sit down with Acquire's Kohta Takano, the director behind the Tenchu and Way of the Samurai studio's latest project, Akiba's Beat. Akiba's Beat is a continuation of sorts of Acq...
I've been reading Destructoid for roughly six years now. I can't remember the first article that I read, but I certainly know the first article that made this my home for video gaming news. It was the review for Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Ni...
Caligula, the Persona-esque PlayStation Vita exclusive from Sword Art Online: Hollow Fragment studio Aquria and old-timey Persona writer Tadashi Satomi, is coming to North America and Europe (!) as a digital-only release...
Once upon a time, Touhou games, despite being something of a phenomenon in Japan, didn't have a snowball's chance in Hell of ever seeing a western release. But it's clearly no longer that time. NIS America has announced plans to publish&nbs...
Grand Kingdom, a new tactical role-playing game from Grand Knights History director Tomohiko Deguchi and Monochrome Corp., is launching later this month, but that launch is going anything but smoothly. Nippon Ichi Software's western branch ...
XSEED Games revealed its spicy E3 lineup today, and it includes some things we already knew about and some things we figured XSEED was working on but couldn't yet say for sure. Among the new confirmations are Fate/Extella: The Umbral Star, ...
E3 is a week away, and leaks are springing up everywhere. So naturally, Square Enix and went ahead and released its E3 trailer for World of Final Fantasy, a strange Pokémon-esque role-playing game that brazenly combines two disp...
A pair of Tamsoft's sexed-up action games, Senran Kagura: Shinovi Versus and Onechanbara Z2: Chaos, made their debuts on Steam in the past few days after previously releasing as PlayStation exclusives. While both games were published by XSE...
Persona I love you, I really but the way you deliver your story, your pacing, exposition, and dramatic timing, is some of the most exasperating I’ve experienced in years It’s a good thing I love you so much xxx
I loved One of my fav games, but one of the only games I didn’t It was so hard! I played it on snes (better sound care, more face buttons etc) but I’ve not finished it in almost 30 Has anyone finished the game?
I feel like a terrible gamer, after nier and p5 I went hard into 14 and have only taken brief cod breaks with my super casual Ghosts extinction is pretty rad, I wish they would make an entire extinction sci-fi game
This is a weird request but can anyone point me to a storefront that has a decent usb converter for the Tac-2? There is the ajoy nano and the retro there is also the retrodonald and im also thinking about the atari retroport from
GOD of War is something I keep trying to find a place to stop and reflect, but it just keeps ramping up in scope and complexity with every passing Its an amazing feeling that I havent experienced in a long
The struggle of waiting for Gamefly to bring you God of War when youre bank account is looking fine and you could buy and download Doesnt help that when it gets here ill be starting up my work week
Turns out the Norse Adventures of Kratos and Boy is indeed a fun video game! I really enjoy the dev teams interpretation of Norse myth stuff so
So the film You Were Never Really Here starring Joaquin Phoenix is balls to the wall It might just be one of the best films Ive seen in the past few Might review it on here sometime in blog
So far, God of War is pretty It’s incredibly cinematic, which could be a positive or a negative depending on your personal Combat is a bit clunky, if I’m honest, though it only gets better as I I see why it’s being well received
