Aidan Moher has literally written the book on Japanese role-playing games.

If you’re remotely interested in video game history, or enjoy JRPGs, [Moher]’s book is comforting like a warm blanket and hot chocolate next to a fireplace.

Aidan Moher has managed to pull at nearly every nostalgic heartstring … A must read!

It’s a love letter, a personal history, and a focused dive into the history of JRPGs all in one and it’s a hell of a book.

This was an extremely informative book, and I enjoyed it tremendously.

Fight, Magic, Items belongs on any bookshelf dedicated to the history of video games.