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Thanksgiving has come and gone, and there's no sign of tryptophan overdose here in Duck Amuck in Japan. With the Christmas season now officially begun, King Baby Duck plays the very first holiday song to truly get in the festive

The Duck Amuck in Japan crew are recovering from Halloween, but King Baby Duck has a little more energy left in him to do one more trick: a round of "What's in the Box?!" It leads to a plethora of

It’s kind of impressive seeing SpongeBob SquarePants having a video game resurgence. After the success of the Battle for Bikini Bottom remake and its (proper) follow-up, The Cosmic Shake, it seems like the Krusty Krab Employee of the Month couldn’t

Last year, REANIMAL took me by surprise at Tokyo Game Show. The latest game from the masterminds behind Little Nightmares seemed to go all in for the creep factor in this new adventure. And in the latest demo at this

Ever since the popularity of Genshin Impact, almost every publisher has wanted to emulate its success. Vic Games Studios throws its hat in the ring with their own take on the open-world action fantasy RPG genre, with their concoction known

Last year, Neverness to Everness took Tokyo Game Show by storm just from presentation alone. In fact, if memory serves me, there wasn’t even a demo; just a big, huge display with staff giving away free merchandise. But this year,

At long last, the boys hit the live-streaming world! King Baby Duck, AFLM, and JonStar finally start doing their show as a live Twitch stream. For those unfamiliar with the podcast, the manly men who love cute things start things

It’s wild to think that the Angry Video Game Nerd has been around for 21 years! The show’s so old, it’s now legally allowed to drink the same Rolling Rock that James Rolfe himself gulps down to ease the pain

I’ll say one thing about Duskfade, the latest from Fireshine Games: it sure is pretty to look at. Where many fantasy games these days go for the dark and grim visuals, Duskfade is a bright Dreamworks-like adventure in the making.

It came as a shock to many that Arc System Works announced their own Marvel fighting game. After all, when people think of Marvel and fighting games, Capcom is the very first thing that comes to mind. But maybe change