Treasure Trove: The Legend of Dragoon

Welcome back, Treasure Seekers. This week I bring you a Japanese turn-based RPG that many of you may missed: The Legend of Dragoon. Relegated to the PSOne for years and having released towards the tail end of the console's life cycle, this JRPG has quite a cult following, but never garnered enough hype and attention to justify a sequel. So listen up as I tell you why you should care about this Final Fantasy clone. 

Thanks to Konrad "FeniX" Gadzina and Cleyton R. Xavier for the music in this episode and Kenney for the minimal artwork for the logos. Head over to their links to check out more of their great work.

Virtual Worlds: Video Game Locations I Want to Visit

Videogames have always been this interactive form of escapism. For years I would play my Game Boy Color with Pokemon Yellow while riding in the car between Ohio and North Carolina to dive into the world of Kanto and avoid the boring real world drive. Over the years, as my game tastes have expanded, I've come to find so many different worlds that I would love to go and visit. Here are a few:

Why I Am So Excited About PlayStation Now

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With the announcement of PlayStation Now, Sony has the entire industry stirring with speculation about just how great the service will be. In case you didn’t know, PlayStation Now is what Sony is doing with the Gaikai streaming infrastructure the company bought in the summer of 2012. Announced at CES yesterday, Sony says the service will allow users to stream PSOne, PS2 and PS3 games on their PS4, PS Vita, smart phone, tablets and smart TVs. This will be a subscription based service, so there will be money involved, but regardless this is Sony future proofing itself on top of opening up some interesting possibilities for the PlayStation brand.