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.
When you wish upon a star, your hearts' desires will come true. And for King Baby Duck, visiting Tokyo Disneyland was a legit dream come to life! Hear all about his escapades at the beloved theme park, as well as
Four years ago, Atelier Mimina gave us Giraffe & Annika, the most charming adventure of that year. Not only did it feel like a Ghibli movie in game form, but it was a nice peaceful escape from the craziness of
There are many kinds of game genres Hiro Mashima’s Fairy Tail could enter. The last one I could’ve imagined was a sports game, especially volleyball. But here we are, in a world where Fairy Tail: Beach Volleyball Havoc exists before
After Double Dragon Neon was released in 2012, I was surprised that Arc System Works didn’t stick to that style. Thankfully, after years of waiting for a proper return (no, let’s forget Double Dragon IV for the time being), the