It's been a few years since the original release of Trails of Cold Steel II hit the PS3 and Vita, and about a year ago since it launched on Steam. Much like the PC release of the first game though,
King Baby Duck chats with Adam Sheehan, the Director of Events over at Crunchyroll at last month's Anime Boston! Hear about his favorite picks, which anime he felt resonated with fans in 2018, and what's in store for its Crunchyroll Games
Devolver Digital has been keeping on with maintaining a strong lineup of games this year, and the latest to come out of the publisher is Askiisoft's Katana ZERO. Taking cues from Ronin, Mark of the Ninja, and any given samurai
After diving into what he loves about the visual novel VA-11 HALL-A, King Baby Duck gives high praise for Hollywood for finally making a proper video game-based movie with Pokémon: Detective Pikachu! The music world is showing more signs of listeners
In the world of visual novels, it's hard to come up with ideas to make oneself have their own story stand out from so many others. The premise of PUNCH LINE tries to take a less familiar approach of combining interactive gameplay
Anime Boston 2019's attendees demonstrated a plethora of talent & craft when it came to their cosplays. From anime and gaming to even some Western cartoons, the con-goers showcased their love for many a character with their unique designs. With his
There have been plenty of adventure games and visual novels that are about a protagonist that tell the narrative from their perspective, but very rarely has there been one from another character's. It's especially different when that character is you,
The Boston Bastard Brigade, Toonami Faithful, Anime Herald, Syfy Wire, The Geekly Grind, Raider Times, and GamePress chatted with Yuri Lowenthal, the voice of such iconic characters as Spider-Man and Sasuke Uchiha in Naruto! Hear about his (no-longer) secret Rave Master stash,
It's been several years since the PS3 and PC release of The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel, so I guess it was only a matter of time before it would release on the PS4. Much like the PC
Devolver Digital as a publisher has had lots of indie games over the years, and every so often it publishes one that reminds me of a Nintendo first-party game. Pikuniku in particular reminds me of Hal Laboratories' BOXBOY series, both being