While we do our best around here to play nothing but cooperative games, from time to time, a non-co-op title slips in. Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes from developer Rabbit & Bear Studios and publisher 505 Games is a JRPG that's too exciting to overlook. It was directed and produced by Yoshitaka Murayama, the creator of Suikoden series, who sadly died in February. The game promises to be a spiritual successor to Murayama's beloved series.

  I don't know if you have noticed yet, but it is 2013.  Rather than getting the science fiction future I was promised of hoverboards and silver clothing, I instead get a world where games I bought are no longer playable online as servers are switched off.  The latest victims to fall foul of this are White Knight Chro...

Troubled and angsty teenagers? A girl with a bad case of amnesia? Apple Gels? It must be another Tales game! Let's see how Tales of Graces F scratches our JRPG itch in our co-op review!

Namco Bandai announced a little while back that Tales of Graces F would be coming to the the west, but the release date was then under wraps. Last week, however, it was announced that the game would be coming to North America on March 13, 2012. Europeans will have to wait a little longer for a Summer 2012 release (the exact date hasn't been nailed down yet, but will likely be announced soon). The european version will also be localized in German and French.

White Knight Chronicles 2 finally came to the U.S. last month, continuing the story started in the first WKC. Level-5 promised graphical and gameplay improvements; however, does it make good on these promises? Let's find out in our Co-Op Review.

White Knight Chronicles 2 released in the PAL region last month, but JRPG enthusiasts state-side are still without their fix for huge medieval gundams. Never fear, JRPG'ers - White Knight Chronicles 2 is slotted for a September U.S. release on the PS3. The game is a direct sequel to the first title, and will be the conclusion to the storyline. Developer LEVEL-5 has taken player feedback on the first game very seriously, and as such reports dramatic improvements to the battle system which include more strategic combat and a faster Action Gauge. Online co-op has also been expanded to up to 6 players instead of 4.