As a kid, I absolutely loved all things Carmen Sandiego. The games, the PBS game shows, and even the Rockapella-featured music album were all staples of my childhood. But back then, the object of the game was to catch Carmen
If there’s a Hamster Master, then surely there’s one that controls all sorts of animals, right? That’s where the Beast Master comes in, the toughest foe in Marriage Toxin yet. Although this is a story about Poison Master Gero attempting
When Dragon Welding wants to dance, it's not one filled with rainbows and sunshine. Nay, as their latest single "We Dance Among You" goes to show, it's all about setting the ballroom floor ablaze with fiery determination! With Nik Cockshott's
It’s all starting to piece together. With Taro Sakamoto and his cohorts hot on X’s trail in Thailand, the reasons behind the organization’s crimes are slowly being revealed. And in the fifteenth volume of Sakamoto Days, the former hit man
Oh Hiro Mashima, you’ve never ceased to entertain me! From his early days doing Rave Master to his current hits like Fairy Tail and Edens Zero, Mashima has stuck close to his formula. His latest work, Dead Rock — a
Reverse isekai anime isn’t a new thing. We’ve seen many fantasy characters enter the human world in such series as The Devil is a Part-Timer! and Miss Kobayashi’s Dragon Maid. Welcome to Japan, Ms. Elf! is somewhat comparative to the
Poor Hina. All this vampire wants is to live a normal life in Tokyo, surrounded by friends and her favorite anime merch. Alas, the life of a bloodsucker isn’t one that is normal by any means, meaning that there’s far
'Tis the season for Steam Next Fest, as King Baby Duck, AFLM, and JonStar dive into a plethora of demos! From deadly card games and wacky physics delivery titles to farting puzzlers and some risqué visual novels, no game is
Reading the eighteenth volume of Moriarty the Patriot had me reminiscing about an old video game I played as a child: 1994’s Billy the Kid Returns. In it, you play the infamous outlaw as you escaped from jail, took out
Just as I suspected, Mash Burnedead is the real deal. In fact, I will go so far as to say that this muscle-bound kid in a magical world is the strongest Shonen Jump hero in the magazine’s history. He can