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
'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
Hard to believe that it’s taken forever to get the MACROSS franchise over to the West, but it’s finally happened. After years dealing with Harmony Gold over its Robotech licensing fiasco, anime fans can now watch MACROSS in all of
Over two decades have gone by since Nippon Ichi Software dropped its adventure game Phantom Brave. Even after all that time, the characters of Marona and Ash have stayed within the minds of fans across the globe. (In fact, they’ve
It's the first Duck Amuck in Japan of 2025, but it's also the first one where King Baby Duck is 40! Yes, KBD has left the thirties behind, and has a bit to say about it. He also shares some
It's the last Duck Amuck in Japan of the year, broadcasted on the final day of 2024! And it's a special one, as King Baby Duck, AFLM, and JonStar are all in the same room to record it! The boys
It’s one thing to create a video game that has the spirit of a 16-bit era platformer. However, to conjure up something that legit looks and feels like something you’d play on a Genesis or Super Nintendo is something of
When I first went hands-on with Card-en-Ciel at this year’s Tokyo Game Show, I didn’t know what to expect. Normally, I’m not the kind of guy who enjoys card-based combat games. However, it showcased a lot of familiar characters from
It's all music and anime on this week's edition of Duck Amuck in Japan! King Baby Duck chats quickly about the Tokyo International Music Market, as well as giving shoutouts to Bandruption and his DJ friend Mike Rogers. JonStar makes
Since 1992, Crayon Shin-chan has been a staple on Japanese televisions, movie screens, and even video game consoles. Although an attempt has been made numerous times to popularize Shin and his family in the West, nothing yet has been successful.