Greg travels to the Alola region to be the very best, like no one ever was in Pokémon Sun and Moon!

The second trilogy concludes with a love letter to the entire Ace Attorney series!

If predecessor Shin Megami Tensei IV was an exquisite steak prepared by a chef fresh out of culinary school, Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse would be that same quality cut of beef but prepared by a master chef with years of experience under his belt. Both expertly done and fantastic to the senses, but the latter excels due to the refinement with its subtle nuances.

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I enjoyed my time with Final Fantasy Explorers, but truthfully, it began to get old after the first 15 or so hours, once I finished the main “story”. Difficulty wise, I really had very little issue turning even the mightiest foes into dust.