With just two seasons, the Love Live! franchise and the μ's idol group spawned from it became synonymous with the perfect combination of anime and music cross-promotion. Catchy songs, strong character development, and even some surprisingly real emotion have been cornerstones
It's been awhile since I've played a lengthy visual novel, but I was finally ready to dive back into another with G-Senjou no Maou, translated as The Devil on G-String. It's a real nice pairing of classical music, drama, suspense,
These last ten years the anime realm has given us action-packed battles, slice-of-life stories viewers can relate to, surprisingly heart-wrenching character dramas, and knee-slapping hilarity. The second part of our Top 50 anime list has a whole lot of these
**WARNING: WHILE THIS ARTICLE IS SAFE-FOR-WORK, THE FOLLOWING REVIEWED GAME IS INTENDED ONLY FOR PLAYERS 18 AND OLDER. READER'S DISCRETION IS ADVISED, WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE STEAM VERSION** Calme is a visual novel studio I hadn't heard of until the
No Borders No Race's tenth anniversary celebration continues as King Baby Duck counts down #80-61 of the best records of the last ten years! The realms of Japan, Canada, the US, and UK showcase what they're made of here, with some
Cave is on a roll with it's shmups coming to Steam. After Mushihimesama, the developer and Degica have teamed up once again to bring players a solid shmup with the rather Halloween-themed game Deathsmiles. This title features gothic magical girls and lots of monsters
Anime has played a major role in the life of No Borders No Race, be it reviewing a show people should watch or avoid or just spinning a catchy theme song in that week's playlist. In the last ten years the
Corpse Party was a doujin game originally released back on the PC-9801 in 1996 by Team GrisGris with a variant of RPG Maker. It was then remade years later in 2008 as Corpse Party: Blood Covered for Windows, with that
No Borders No Race is celebrating a huge milestone, as the J-POP/Alternative hot spot turns ten years old! From its college radio days back on WMWM Salem to the current Podcast show you hear every week thanks to the ElectricSistaHood,
The ball seems to be rolling for the Higurashi series, as it didn't take very long for Chapter Three to release following Chapter Two. Umineko, the successor of the Higurashi series, is also prepping for a release soon as well. But