Keith Schleicher

Creating quality RPGs must be a difficult task.  Creating a unique story deviating from the young hero with a chip on his shoulder seems to be impossible.  However, creating too strange of a story can cause the RPG to not resonate with players, making it a difficult sell as well.

Occasionally you hear of a concept so crazy that you think that there’s no way that it can work. When Final Fantasy X-2 was released with the concept of a pop band switching the characters’ wardrobe to change their class and abilities while fighting enemies and leveling up, it

The only sport I enjoy participating in is bowling. Sure I enjoy watching football, but knocking down pins, or seeing them remain upright after a particularly good pocket hit, brings more emotion in that moment than just watching sports. Knocking things down instead of building something up brings out something

While I love the Dreamcast and have a decent collection of its games, I have always regretted trading my copy of Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure. Since I was unfamiliar with the source material and the control scheme was much different from the fighters available then, I don’t feel like