RPadTV’s Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month content kicks off with a Dean Takahashi interview. Considered by many to be THE preeminent videogames journalist, Dean Takahashi chats with host Raymond Padilla about why he chose to pursue a career in journalism, how the coverage of games has changed in his decades in the business, his thoughts on using AI to help write articles, the one question he always asks in interviews, advice he has to Asian Americans looking to get into videogame journalism, and more.
Broken Roads is an Australian-set CRPG set in a post-apocalyptic world. Is it ripper or does it belong in a dunny? JDR puts on sun cream for today's review.
Tales from Candleforth is a 2D folk horror point-and-click indie game from indie dev UnderTheBedGames. Will it keep you up at night? JDR finds the appropriate chapter for today's review.
Headquarters: World War II is a turn-based strategy covering both sides of the war. How does it compare to the likes of Company of Heroes? JDR heads to the front line for today's review.
Rather interesting interview with one of gaming's veteran journos. Respect.
Dean Takahashi, the man the legend who failed so hard at the cuphead tutorial and Doom Eternal.