TRG Favorites: Mega Man Legends
The Blue Bomber & Adoption
Author: Cody Forsman
Christian, Husband, Father, Gamer.
Grand Kingdom – First Look
If you like JRPGS on any level, this is one to keep an eye on.
Langrisser Re:Incarnation -TENSEI- Review
I played it so you wouldn’t have to.
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Gaming Theology 004: Community
How can Christians have Biblical community while playing video games?
Fire Emblem: Fates – First Look
A new Fire Emblem title but does it burn bright or fizzle out?
The Book of Ash
Hours later, Israel learned what their idol truly was. Off to a great start, like Ash sleeping in, showing up to get his first Pokemon in his pyjamas, just infinetly worse.
Whats the Deal with these Anime Stories?
*Before you read this, just know that all of the information I’ve got on the cultures/religions mentioned have come from personal conversations and the internet. I do not claim to be an Eastern Religion expert or anything of the sort.*
Usually, it takes a very cogent, thought-out, and plausible world for me to get into a fantasy story. Things don’t necessarily need to be totally believable, but if there isn’t a decent starting point, I find it hard to be drawn in. Fantasy worlds like those of C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkien, and to some extent the collaborative lore of the Marvel or DC worlds are easy to relate to because of the origin stories and either a (mostly) fixed pantheon, alien races, or Deities.
The Reformed Gamers 