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Adam goes back to the PS1 to revisit Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue.
Adam looks back at the PlayStation game Buzz Lightyear of Star Command.
Adam discusses the response to the new battle system in Pokemon Legends: Z-A and what this could mean for the franchise in the future.
Adam looks back at the much-maligned PC game Spore and whether or not it deserves a second look.
Adam discusses Disney's Extreme Skate Adventure for the GameCube, PlayStation 2, and Xbox.
Adam checks out a new deck-building rogue-like city-builder (a lot of hyphens) called Cardboard Towns and discusses the announcement of the remake of the classic game Pac-Man World 2.
The July 2025 Pokemon Presents has come and gone so Adam breaks down what little we can learn from what was announced for Pokemon Legends: Z-A.
The crystals are calling! On this episode of The Backlog Files, we revisit the original Final Fantasy, the 8-bit classic that saved Square and sparked a global RPG phenomenon. From turn-based battles to dungeon crawling, we discuss what holds up, what doesn’t, and why this game still matters.
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How does Time Is Honey keep players coming back for ‘just one more upgrade’? We explore its idle mechanics, progression loops, and bee-themed charm.
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Adam discusses the upcoming background game Nanomon - Virtual Pet from Akupara Games.
A code was provided at no cost for this game for review purposes.
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