PlayStation 3 Game Articles - Page 11
The neon lights of Kamurocho can be a cruel place; be ready for dire consequences if you cross the wrong family.
preview by Kyle Campbell on 11 January, 2017
It has all come down to this. We announce our winners for Best RPG from an Independent Studio, Best Small Screen RPG, Best Big Screen RPG, and finally, Best Overall RPG of 2016!
feature by RPG Site Staff on 30 December, 2016
On our first day of announcements, we run down Best Tangential, Best Writing/Script/Localization, Best Soundtrack/Score, Best Art/Visual Design, Biggest Surprise, and One to Watch.
feature by RPG Site Staff on 29 December, 2016
A compelling sequel that should not be missed for fans of the Legend of Heroes series.
review by Darren MacPhail on 09 November, 2016
Dragon Quest Builders is a wonderful concoction of open world creation tools with RPG elements sprinkled throughout. It is sure to appeal to fans of Dragon Quest, building games, and newcomers alike.
review by Kyle Campbell on 09 October, 2016
If you’ve never played any of the games in this RPG series, Persona 5 is a great place to start.
feature by Josh Torres on 25 September, 2016
Here are some things that will grab your attention right away in the long-awaited sequel!
feature by Josh Torres on 18 September, 2016
An entry that encapsulates the feeling of taking down a mighty Titan while bathing in its blood.
review by Zack Reese on 26 August, 2016
We sat down with the director of Final Fantasy XIV to talk about the present state of the game, fan feedback, and what he's learned from past mistakes.
interview by Andrea Kasparian on 25 August, 2016
Despite its spotty English script, Moon Dwellers is an excellent strategy RPG that serves as a decent entry point into the Super Robot Wars OG series.
review by Josh Torres on 19 August, 2016
There is no shortage of games to play in the meantime.
feature by Zack Reese on 15 August, 2016
Kyle Campbell takes a look back on Mass Effect 3 and argues for why it is a fitting finale to the original Mass Effect trilogy.
feature by Kyle Campbell on 30 July, 2016
The fifth entry into the series suffers from old habits, but long time fans may still find something special in the mix.
review by Andrea Kasparian on 28 June, 2016
A cutthroat anime-to-game experience worthy of attention.
preview by Zack Reese on 22 June, 2016
Persona 5 is among the most anticipated titles in the gaming industry. At E3 2016, we got the chance to see it for ourselves.
preview by Kyle Campbell on 20 June, 2016
Star Ocean 5's producer sits down with us to talk about the present and the future of Japanese RPGs, plus his latest project, Star Ocean 5.
interview by Alex Donaldson on 20 June, 2016
Alex, Andrea, Erren and Josh sit down to consider and grade Square Enix's performance at E3 2016, with impressions on all the games the publisher showed.
podcast by Alex Donaldson on 20 June, 2016
The legendary artist talks about his inspiration and challenges in making a new Persona entry.
interview by Zack Reese on 19 June, 2016
While Atelier Sophie makes interesting changes to the dynamic of the series, it does not leave a strong impact.
review by Zack Reese on 07 June, 2016
A gorgeous second try that reinvents what its predecessor attempted on the PlayStation 2 and succeeds at it exceptionally well.
review by Josh Torres on 01 June, 2016
Star Ocean's 5th main-line entry arrives after an eight-year hiatus for the series. We go hands-on with the English localization.
preview by Alex Donaldson on 17 May, 2016
We take a guided tour of the localized version of the Tales series' latest adventure.
preview by Alex Seedhouse on 22 April, 2016
Fumbling between technical issues and stilted writing, this action RPG has the potential to be great... in future installments.
review by Josh Torres on 06 April, 2016
While dragged down by pacing issues and boundary restrictions, this is still the biggest and best the series has ever been.
review by Zack Reese on 30 January, 2016
While it takes some time to get started, the combat and writing in this game help push it beyond its boundaries.
review by Zack Reese on 23 January, 2016