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We took a bit of a break, but now we’re back, recapping the world of RPGs and what’s happened over the holidays and the early part of January.

Bethesda graces us with one of the most beautiful and expansive RPGs ever, but is there enough substance beneath all the shimmer? Find out in our review of The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim.

2011 ended up being a banner year for RPGs. A large number of games were given a lot of attention and praise. Will 2012 be much the same? Only time will tell. Many of the staff here are gearing up for another fantastic year of RPG gaming. Read on to find out our thoughts and [...]

Hey! Listen! AllRPG takes a look at the updated 3D port of Ocarina of Time. Is it just a fancy pants graphics update, or does this port have something more for fans?

The iPhone gets a classic and a classic iPhone RPG gets a makeover, some new trailers for a few games we’re looking forward to in 2012, and more developer news, this time concerning Atelier devs Gust.

2011 is nearing its end and the holidays are almost upon us. Don’t get the wrong RPG because you didn’t check our list. We’ve done the grunt work so that you don’t have to. We name the best of the year and share even more of the love with quality RPGs that you can find for less.

It’s been a busy week in RPGs as we score one for Operation Rainfall, Obsidian teases a new licensed RPG, and the Final Fantasy XIII-2 media train heats up prior to its American release.

In this State of the Franchise, we take a look at the 17 year history of The Elder Scrolls. We’ll examine how from a humble beginning it has led the charge to bring PC style RPGs to consoles and become one of the most prominent Western RPG series.

Last week brought us a good deal of screens for a few different RPGs on the Japanese horizon, as well as some initially disconcerting, yet thankfully not all that bad, news on Tales series developer and Namco Bandai subsidiary, Tales Studio.

Even with its abundant little disappointments, Dark Souls is even more lovable than Demon’s Souls. Of course, this “love” has an almost profuse number of rage-inducing moments, but that’s what you came for, isn’t it?