We've come to the end of 2023, and the Duck Amuck in Japan crew share their picks on the best, worst, and weirdest things to come out of anime, video games, music, and movies! King Baby Duck talks about a
WARNING: The following video game discussed in this review is intended for readers 18 & older. In other words: (Pic from FlorkOfCows) It takes gumption to make a solid Metroidvania; it also takes a unique and dirty mind to craft a solid
When it comes to horror, I like mine more unsettling than jump scare-based. Perhaps this is why I have a love for Junji Ito, who takes a more “the less you know, the more creepy it is” route with his
The Duck Amuck in Japan crew welcome Zaech, the creator of the YouTube series The Kozy Kotatsu! Hear about Zaech's big run for the sake of Persona, and what brought him to Japan in the first place. King Baby Duck
When I think of iconic movie fights, the first one that comes to mind is the corridor scene in Park Chan-wook’s Oldboy. It’s under four minutes long, but its one take approach and raw energy made the scene feel real.
You are in the woods, walking towards a cabin. A narrator is telling you that you — and only you — can slay the princess. If she does not die, then the world ends. At least, that’s what the narrator
On the latest Duck Amuck in Japan, King Baby Duck commits a grave sin, one that involves a place he tried to avoid like the plague. However, our host experiences a bunch of new things in Japan! Culture festivals, pro
I’m happy to see Apogee Entertainment make such a big comeback. This was a developer/publisher whose games made up the majority of my IBM PS/1 era, ranging from adventure titles like Secret Agent to the iconic first-person shooter Wolfenstein 3D.
When one reads that a service offers over 1300 games to play, there’s always room for doubt. We’ve seen this happen with many a take-home retro console outfit, with these claiming to have nearly 100 games to play, but only
“Live every day like it’s your last. Because one of these days, you’re gonna be right!” - Benny Hill (1924-1992) In many forms of entertainment, the last year of high school is presented as the time where you have to give