PAX East is fast approaching, but news of E3 going public makes King Baby Duck look at the pros and cons of what could occur when the famous trade show opens its doors to the regular crowd. Castlevania gets a TV
Sony drops a big announcement regarding the PlayStation 4, and King Baby Duck gets a little overexcited about it. Then Crunchyroll gets into the cinema game, and Interviews With Monster Girls showcases some strong life lessons in a wonderful (and
Another member of a beloved Japanese punk band decides to call it quits, but King Baby Duck has a lot more to be pissed about. With the announcement of this year's Oscar nominations, our host points out a massive snub
It's back to our usual routine on a -- for once -- regular episode of No Borders No Race. King Baby Duck starts off with a special shoutout to TsuShiMaMiRe's departing drummer, followed by a review of the SpeakEasy Stage
After a successful awards show ceremony, King Baby Duck and the Fleming Brothers of Wicked Anime spin fifteen kickass theme songs from the very best in anime of 2016! Plus, hey, new show logo! PLAYLIST (with anime streaming links): Asian Kung-Fu Generation
Nintendo has taken the Wii U to the back of the shed. Now, it's time to see what the most iconic gaming company in the world has up its sleeve, as the recent Nintendo Switch presentation showcased some surprising new
We send off 2016 the only appropriate way: by strapping it to a rocket and sending it to the heart of the sun, where it will experience a fiery death. The music was pretty good, though, as you've so far heard in
The year is coming to an end, which means it's time for King Baby Duck to look at the very best records of 2016! For the first time, the Japanese music scene overtakes the list, with the rest of the world
It's the holiday season, which means it's time for another jolly segment-free No Borders No Race Christmas mix for all to enjoy! No talking (save for the intro), just some fun (and a couple NSFW) holiday tunes to put a big
After getting pumped over the gameplay trailer for Senran Kagura: Peach Beach Splash (wait, perhaps "pumped" is the wrong choice of words here?), King Baby Duck reviews the upcoming new Bryan Cranston/James Franco movie Why Him? (out on December 23). A piece on the