Treasure Trove - Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc

Welcome back, Treasure Seekers. Every other week you can find a new underrated or lesser known game to learn about here on Treasure Trove. The last two episodes involved very well known franchises, so now it's time to really dig for buried treasure. This week I bring you Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc, a visual novel/adventure game in which students are kidnapped by a black and white killer teddy bear. "What the hell?" you may ask. Just trust me and listen to why this game is one of PS Vita's best. 

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.

Treasure Trove - Metal Gear Solid Peace Walker

Welcome back, Treasure Seekers. Every other week you can find a new underrated or lesser known game to learn about here on Treasure Trove. This week's episode is all about Metal Gear Solid Peace Walker, not only the best iteration of the franchise on handheld platforms, but also the foundation that sets the stage for The Phantom Pain, in both gameplay and story. So please enjoy, and feel free to leave some comments about the podcast itself or an idea of a under appreciated treasure you'd like me to talk about.

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.

Gamers Source #13 - Post E3 Lull

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Welcome to the Gamer's Source, your weekly destination for gaming information! Nintendo gives hints at Regular New 3DS coming to the West and discusses why there will be no NX news for some time. So, without further ado, your news...

Gamers Source #13 - Post E3 Lull

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Treasure Trove - Final Fantasy IX

Hello and welcome to Treasure Trove. Every other week you can find a new underrated, lesser known game to learn about. This week's episode is all about Final Fantasy IX, the last game in the franchise to release on the original PlayStation. So please enjoy, and feel free to leave some comments about the podcast itself or an idea of a under appreciated treasure you'd like me to talk about.

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.

Following the Light - The Everybody's Gone to the Rapture Take Your Time Review

Quick Note: Everybody's Gone to the Rapture is a fantastic story-driven experience. With a slightly creepy atmosphere and a world full of narrative tidbits and mystery put together by the player, there's a real joy in exploring every aspect of the game. The collectibles for trophies can be off putting and the running speed isn't very fast, so patience is required, but definitely rewarded.

Some game locations are great for their escapism, dragging the player to far away places that are hard to reach in our own world, such as a fantastic castle in some fantasy kingdom or a gigantic space station in the middle of the universe. It's this escapism that draws us all in, enticing us to explore a world we couldn't see any other way. Everybody's Gone to the Rapture captures that similar power of bringing the player to an escape, but this diversion is a small, seemingly mundane English village, and if that sounds odd, it's because it is. But the oddities are what make Everybody's Gone to the Rapture so charming and hard to put down.