If NieR: Automata was your entry to the franchise, how are you finding NieR Replicant?

Cblogs of 4/24 to 4/30/2021

–La Terry responds to April’s Band of Bloggers prompt by writing about how Nier: Replicant subverted their genre expectations.

–Black Red Gaming writes about 007 Legends, the James Bond game that almost killed the video game future of the franchise.

–Exber responds to April’s Band of Bloggers prompt by writing about several games that exceeded expectations.

–Lord Spencer reviews Klonoa: Door to Phantomile as part of his PS1 REVIEWS blogging series.

–Solidsnape writes about how Battlefield 4 still holds the flag of the franchise.

–RedHeadPeak writes about how some videogame storytelling focuses on talking too much instead of showing the story (JRPGs are particularly guilty of this).

–Famutimi writes about the importance of Lidia Sobieska of Tekken 7 in the canon of women video game characters.

–Solidsnape shares their thoughts on Scavengers Early Access gameplay.

–Deatheagle writes about how Epic cross-platform policy without matchmaking parameters ruined Fortnite on the Switch.

–Kerrik52 celebrates finishing their Tales series retrospective blogs and takes a well-earned break.

–Black Red Gaming shares a list of their most anticipated games to be released in May.

–Damien Quicksilver writes about “Antstream”, a streaming service for retro games.

–PhilsPhindings discussed the similarities between the soundtrack of Paper Mario 64 and Latin Music.

–NinjaSpeed tries to craft a corner of sunshine in the black abyss of the internet, go and bask in the positivity.

-Taterchimp shares a number of Keto diet recipes.

–ABowlOfCereal continues writing balancing suggestion blogs about Guardian Tales.

–Taterchimp reminds you that their Final Fantasy VI charity stream is starting May 1st, check it out.

–Narwhalnut updates us on the progress of their video game, Belle Boomerang.

–ChronoLynxx opens another TGIF community forum for open discussion.

Really good stuff from our community this week. A healthy run of blogs and a very varied list of topics. Thanks to Lord Spencer for providing us with the recap. And if you’d like to be part of next week’s front page roundup, then head on over to the Cblogs and spill your opinions. We’re looking forward to hearing from you!