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James Galizio has been writing about gaming and technology from LA since 2014, and has contributed to outlets such as RPG Site, Nintendo Insider and more with a special focus on PC gaming and Japanese RPGs. Graduating from the University of California, Irvine in 2021 with Bachelors in English he has covered events such as E3, Tokyo Game Show and more as he hopes to help shine a light on games both big and small. If he’s not writing about an upcoming or recently released RPG, you can probably find him playing Monster Hunter or some random game that might have recently been released in Japan.

Latest articles by James Galizio

Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn review – "Mostly delivers where it counts"

By James Galizio published 17 July 24

Review

This JRPG from two Final Fantasy legends is secretly Nintendo's best announcement of the summer

By James Galizio published 1 July 24

Opinion Opinion | Fantasian Neo Dimension is finally escaping Apple Arcade

Opinion

The lack of major releases this year means I'm stoked for a hot indie summer in 2024

By James Galizio published 7 June 24

Opinion Opinion | We know not to expect many blockbuster reveals at Summer Game Fest, but I'm far more excited about the indies anyway

Opinion

The Nintendo 3DS and Wii U’s real legacy is how they brought players together

By James Galizio published 3 May 24

Feature Opinion | Both came with features the game industry still hasn't managed to match

Feature

Nearly 7 years later, the Monster Hunter Stories remaster fulfills a forgotten promise

By James Galizio published 2 March 24

Opinion Opinion | Content that never made it to western shores is en route, and that's exciting

Opinion

Xbox Wireless Controller next to Steam Deck on woodgrain table

As Microsoft looks to open the door to a wider audience, now is the time for an Xbox handheld

By James Galizio published 16 February 24

Opinion Opinion | Handhelds still count as hardware

Opinion

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