The Wright Files: #6 – Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Spirit of Justice
A dragon never yields.
The Layton Files: #4 – Professor Layton and the Spectre’s Call
We return to CelJaded's blog series examining the Professor Layton franchise! Part #4 reviews the Prof's final release for Nintendo DS.
The Wright Files: #5 – Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Dual Destinies
Back to CelJaded's blog series examining the entire Ace Attorney franchise! Part #5 reviews Phoenix Wright's debut on Nintendo 3DS.
The DS Files: #8 – Combat of Giants: Mutant Insects
CelJaded's rediscovery of the Nintendo DS library continues with a look at Ubisoft's kid-friendly 'Giants franchise.
The DS Files: #7 – Pokémon Black and White
Clear as crystal.
The DS Files: #6 – Thor: God of Thunder
Something a bit different this week as CelJaded reviews an old Marvel movie tie-in for the Nintendo DS.
The Layton Files: #3 – Professor Layton and the Lost Future
Curiouser and curiouser.
The Layton Files: #2 – Professor Layton and Pandora’s Box
A contemporary review of Professor Layton's first sequel for Nintendo DS.
The Layton Files: #1 – Professor Layton and the Curious Village
CelJaded's thinky new series begins with a review of Professor Layton and the Curious Village.
The Wright Files: #4 – Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney
Here comes Justice!
The Wright Files: #3 – Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Trials and Tribulations
"The only time a lawyer can cry is when it’s all over."
The Wright Files: #1 – Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney
A new blog series examining the Ace Attorney franchise begins here! Part #1 features the game that started it all.
The DS Files: #4 – Orcs & Elves
A look at id Software's lesser-known Nintendo DS port, Orcs & Elves.
The DS Files: #3 – Dynasty Warriors DS: Fighter’s Battle
An empire falls.
The DS Files: #2 – Battles of Prince of Persia
An underwhelming game for an incredibly whelming acronym.
The DS Files: #1 – Elite Beat Agents
Rediscover the Nintendo DS library through a series of contemporary reviews and retrospectives. Up first is one of the handheld's genuine classics, Elite Beat Agents.
See Drangleic: Exploring The World of Dark Souls II (Outro)
A year-long retrospective comes to an end in this concluding look at Dark Souls II.
Exploring The World of Dark Souls II: #29 – Crown of the Ivory King
"You, approaching Eleum Loyce, turn back. The old Chaos hungers still."