Buffy the Vampire Slayer was easily one of the most iconic TV series of the late 90s/early 2000s. But, like all good shows, it did have some goofs and inconsistencies. “In season seven, episode ‘First Date,’ Robin meets Spike for the first time. In the second scene they’re in together, …
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One Piece fans cant get over Netflix trailer dubbed with the original Japanese voice cast
Netflix Japan has shared a version of the live-action One Piece trailer with a Japanese dub – from the original anime voice cast. Mayumi Tanaka, Kazuya Nakai, Akemi Okamura, Kappei Yamaguchi, and Hiroaki Hirata can all be heard voicing their respective characters – Luffy, Roronoa Zoro, Nami, Usop, and Sanji …
Read More »Thronefall is real-time strategy for people who dont like RTS
I am a turtler, at heart. The kind of player who prefers to hide behind a big stone wall and let archers and guard towers do the work in the best RTS games. Nothing gives me more satisfaction than to set a city going, and let wave after wave of …
Read More »Blasphemous 2 has the best interconnected map Ive seen since Dark Souls
In our Blasphemous 2 review, I describe The Game Kitchen’s blood-spattered second coming as “a Soulslike sequel that’s as unsettling as it is unpredictable”. For the most part, that’s in reference to the Metroidvania-meets-FromSoftware-styled adventure’s brutal boss battles, its disparate themes of tragedy framed by religion and cultism, and the …
Read More »Homeworld 3 preview: The Battlestar Galactica game I always wanted
I’m an amateur fleet commander with admirable intentions: I want to dominate the stars in Homeworld 3 with a massive squadron of Interceptors, the nimble fighters that look a lot like the Vipers from Battlestar Galactica. Hitting the population cap, I’m able to arrange my Interceptors into differing formation and …
Read More »The Plucky Squire looks set to be one very magical adventure full of charm and whimsy
Few games have completely sold me on their concept quite like The Plucky Squire. Just five seconds into my hands-off demo session with co-director James Turner, I’m smiling from ear to ear as I watch protagonist Jot walk through the pages of a storybook in chapter four of the adventure. …
Read More »Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty promises plenty for Netrunners: “Weve added new ways to really push your mastery”
Cyberpunk 2077 will completely overhaul its skill tree surrounding ‘Netrunner’ builds. We’ve heard a lot about how update 2.0 will overhaul aspects of Cyberpunk 2077, at the same time as the Phantom Liberty expansion launches on September 26. Now, expansion game director Gabrial Amatangelo has revealed just how extensive the …
Read More »This Starfield countdown is dropping 1 sandwich every 5 minutes all the way to launch day, and things are already getting weird
One streamer and dev has found the perfect way to mark the days until the launch of Starfield: with an online countdown that deposits one digital sandwich into an ever-growing pile every five minutes until the game is out. The Starfield Sandwich Countdown, available at starfieldsandwich.com, is a simple Unity …
Read More »Like a Dragon Gaiden resurrects the weirdest Yakuza character: manbaby
Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name is recruiting some of the franchise’s best and worst characters, including the Yakuza patriarch who dresses like a giant baby. Yes, you unfortunately read that correctly. Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio quietly announced that some of the more batshit Yakuza characters …
Read More »For Souls and Sekiro fiends like me, heres how to give your Armored Core 6 mech the best dodge possible
As I said in my Armored Core 6 review, Fires of Rubicon has been my first encounter with FromSoftware’s long-running mech series. I suspect a lot of modern fans who know FromSoftware exclusively through Dark Souls, Sekiro, Bloodborne, and Elden Ring will find themselves in a similar camp as they …
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