Kat Bailey

Articles By Kat Bailey

Jurassic Park: Trespasser remake aims to make good on long-lost promises
By K. Bailey, 05.15.2014
Rebuilding Nostalgia: Giving new life to Shadowrun SNES
By K. Bailey, 12.18.2013
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Finding solace in anger with the 8-bit inspired Shovel Knight
By K. Bailey, 10.10.2013
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Finding Mario's co-op sweet spot with Super Mario 3D World
By K. Bailey, 10.09.2013
Remembering my favorite RPG: Valkyrie Profile
By K. Bailey, 03.15.2013
Etrian Odyssey 4: Legends of the Titan review: The warm embrace of exploration
By K. Bailey, 03.12.2013
At long last, Fire Emblem and Etrian Odyssey can be recommended to the mainstream
By K. Bailey, 03.08.2013
Why the PlayStation 4 reveal doesn't mean much for JRPG fans yet
By K. Bailey, 02.22.2013
Dear Import Gamer: You can do better than Super Robot Wars UX
By K. Bailey, 02.14.2013
In search of a more eloquent solution to a second playthrough
By K. Bailey, 02.06.2013
GBA's Fire Emblem is a great strategy RPG for beginners
By K. Bailey, 02.01.2013
Project X Zone and a new beginning at Namco Bandai
By K. Bailey, 01.24.2013
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Comfort and stability: Unraveling the appeal of Tales of Xillia
By K. Bailey, 01.23.2013
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Lightning Returns: Carrying the adventure solo as Final Fantasy's 'first female protagonist'
By K. Bailey, 01.18.2013
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Empowering your Fire Emblem: Awakening army with StreetPass
By K. Bailey, 01.11.2013
Why Shin Megami Tensei 4 is my most anticipated JRPG of 2013
By K. Bailey, 01.10.2013
Three interesting trends found in 2012's JRPGs
By K. Bailey, 12.21.2012
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Crimson Shroud review: A successful roll
By K. Bailey, 12.13.2012
The real danger in Dark Souls 2 is not 'accessibility'
By K. Bailey, 12.12.2012
Still finding love in turn-based Japanese role-playing games
By K. Bailey, 12.09.2012

Kat Bailey

Articles By Kat Bailey

Jurassic Park: Trespasser remake aims to make good on long-lost promises

Rebuilding Nostalgia: Giving new life to Shadowrun SNES

Finding solace in anger with the 8-bit inspired Shovel Knight

We have two newsletters, why not sign up for both?

Finding Mario's co-op sweet spot with Super Mario 3D World

Remembering my favorite RPG: Valkyrie Profile

Etrian Odyssey 4: Legends of the Titan review: The warm embrace of exploration

At long last, Fire Emblem and Etrian Odyssey can be recommended to the mainstream

Why the PlayStation 4 reveal doesn't mean much for JRPG fans yet

Dear Import Gamer: You can do better than Super Robot Wars UX

In search of a more eloquent solution to a second playthrough

GBA's Fire Emblem is a great strategy RPG for beginners

Project X Zone and a new beginning at Namco Bandai

Comfort and stability: Unraveling the appeal of Tales of Xillia

Lightning Returns: Carrying the adventure solo as Final Fantasy's 'first female protagonist'

Empowering your Fire Emblem: Awakening army with StreetPass

Why Shin Megami Tensei 4 is my most anticipated JRPG of 2013

Three interesting trends found in 2012's JRPGs

Crimson Shroud review: A successful roll

The real danger in Dark Souls 2 is not 'accessibility'

Still finding love in turn-based Japanese role-playing games

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