In the late 1970s, the term “video games” wasn’t the same back in the day as it is known now. Video games were seen as moving sprites, flashing lights, and high-pitched blips and boops.…
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Greetings, faithful of the Lost Summer Fold! I welcome you to a very special addition in the Lost Summer Sunbeams project.…
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This review was made possible via an early review copy from the good folks at Sekai Games. As per devs wishes, there are no major spoilers and I opted to talk about the game via my first impressions.…
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An In-Depth Look At A Capoeirista Forgotten By Lore
When one thinks of capoeira, it is impossible to mention the impact video games had in bringing the art into the public eye. Sure, there have been movies, books, and capoeira schools for as long as the art existed, but video games were arguably the form of media which made the art popular.…
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Last year I covered one of the Gran Turismo Championships that was held in New York. At the time, it was a genre of e-sport that I hadn’t delved into.…
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If anyone knows me, they know that I am a Jet Set Radio fan to the core. It was one of the few games I wore to the ground on my Sega Dreamcast.…
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Our second spotlight this week will focus on an esteemed player and contributor within the FGC in her own right. Coming fresh from an ambitious project that brought a portion of the community together for a combo video, here’s our Sunbeams player spotlight, Aria Mikado!…
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Right off the heels of their visual novel showcase, Ratalaika Games released one of their seven visual novels yesterday, Syrup and The Ultimate Sweet, developed by NomnomNami.
The original game was developed for YuriJam 2015, a two-month game jam that featured visual novels and dating sim based around, as the name would imply, Yuri or “girl love.”…
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