09.29.08 - 8:05 PM
For years, we've pigeon-holed editor Neal Chandran to two categories: indie RPG nerd, and graphic adventure king.
Today, our man takes a look back at one of the greatest traditional turn-based RPGs that helped establish Sony's early RPG library: Wild Arms.
To think, we can now call 32-bit "oldschool." Check out this review, and maybe you too will be inspired to drop a few precious dollars on this classic RPG.
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| Patrick Gann |