Quest's sequel to Ogre Battle: The March of the Black Queen (the developers are big fans of the British band Queen, if you hadn't noticed) is exactly that: Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Togetheris a ...

The announcement of Tactics Ogre for the PSP is great news ... shots that we spotted in the depths of the Japanese internet. SNES is on left and PSP is on right here: The differences should ...

Descended from a noble lineage, The Knight of Lodis follows in the grand tradition of the original Tactics Ogre for the SNES, as well as the now-classic Final Fantasy Tactics for the PlayStation.

Hiroaki Kato: I've been involved in the Tactics Ogre series since the SNES. When we were making the SNES version of the game, I worked for a company called Quest as a part-time employee.

There is a lot to love about Reborn, especially if you are familiar with either the 1995 SNES release or the later remake on the PSP. But where Tactics Ogre: Reborn takes a hit is in the updated ...

the role-playing game Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together arrived on the Super Nintendo. Taking a different approach from Ogre Battle: The March of the Black Queen, this new game had a three ...

Those who pre-order the $60 digital premium edition will receive a download code with 10 select chiptune songs from the original 1995 Tactics Ogre game. This game originally released on the SNES ...

No, not Final Fantasy Tactics. The other beloved isometric game ... If you're unfamiliar with the original game—which first came to the SNES way back in 1995—it basically established the ...

Franchise Tactics Ogre System Nintendo Platform(s) SNES 1995's Tactics Ogre wasn't the first tactical JRPG in the world, but it was one of the best of its time. The game will feel familiar to many ...

As such, my pick of Tactics Ogre: Reborn's new features is a rebellious flourish - the buff card system, a cousin of the returning Tarot cards from the original 1995 launch on SNES. It works like ...

Tactics Ogre: Reborn is a return to the golden age of isometric strategy RPGs, which, paradoxically, it helped to create. Building upon the rock solid foundations of 1995 Super Nintendo release ...