Review: Radiant Historia – Perfect Chronology (3DS)
An Underrated RPG Returns for a Second Attempt Often seen as just a niche publisher, Atlus is secretly one of the most prolific voices in gaming. For over thirty years,…
A Gaming Life: Pt. 2 – Far Cry 5’s Character Creator is Useless and I’m Not Having Fun Anymore
Far Cry 5 is an interesting experiment in trying to appear topical, but falling short in every aspect. I’m not here to reiterate the much discussed toothless politics of the game; that’s been done…
A Gaming Life: Pt. 2 – Shenmue is Better Compared to Telltale Than GTA
Shenmue is old, but it’s not the boogeyman. Though the franchise can only be accessed on Dreamcast (and Xbox, in North America), it’s an extremely important franchise, and definitely worth going…
A Gaming Life Pt. 2: Let’s Talk About the Secret of Mana Remake (PS4)
Note: While I’ll be talking in depth about the game and its flaws, I don’t want to call this a true review because I’ve been unable to check out the…
What Tilting Windmill Is:
In Don Quixote, the tale’s hero haphazardly jousts with windmills, for he is convinced they are giants. His heroism is misplaced, but nevertheless, it is idealistic, ambitious, and romantic. At every stage, creativity must be all of those things.
“Tilting at windmills” often means to fight with imaginary foes or enter a battle that cannot be won. Here at Tilting Windmill Studios, though, it means embracing the quixotic, bizarre mind of Don Quixote in pursuit of creative endeavors. Creativity should be a bit wacky and different after all, right?
