Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Hinokami Chronicles (Review)
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Developer, CyberConnect 2 has built a name for themselves among most anime fans. With their .hack titles and the long-running Naruto: Ultimate Ninja series, their cell shaded visuals are some of the best in the industry, making many fans wish their favorite anime or manga would eventually receive the ‘CC2 treatment’ and be turned into a visually stunning game. So, when CC2 announced back in March 2020 that their next big project would be tackling a Demon Slay.....
Developer, CyberConnect 2 has built a name for themselves among most anime fans. With their...
Developer, CyberConnect 2 has built a name for themselves among most anime fans. With their...
Guilty Gear -Strive- (Review)
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When Guilty Gear Xrd -SIGN- released back in 2014, It quickly stirred up various discussions within the gaming space. Arc System Works had created a 2.5D visual style that perfectly emulated the series’ previous 2D sprites, but the benefit of now being a 3D title gave them access to dynamic camera views that left many speechless.
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When Guilty Gear Xrd -SIGN- released back in 2014, It quickly stirred up various discussions...
When Guilty Gear Xrd -SIGN- released back in 2014, It quickly stirred up various discussions...
Granblue Fantasy: Versus (Review)
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Since its initial release as a browser-based smartphone game in 2014, the Granblue Fantasy series has been on quite the journey. It’s managed to accumulate over 25 million downloads, and received a variety of unique spin-offs. From anime and manga, to artbooks and merchandise, the skyfarers have been making their presence known across the world through every possible media format. Now, with this leap into the land of fighting games, the franchise aims to reach an even wider aud.....
Since its initial release as a browser-based smartphone game in 2014, the Granblue Fantasy series...
Since its initial release as a browser-based smartphone game in 2014, the Granblue Fantasy series...
My Hero Academia: Battle for All (Review)
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Following the slew of video game tie-ins for ongoing Shonen Jump series, Bandai Namco Entertainment has returned with My Hero Academia: Battle for All, much to no ones surprise.
As supernatural abilities become standard, the world has transformed a superhero society. With over 80% of the population carrying some sort of special trait, the question of this series getting a fighting game was less of and ‘if’ and more of a ‘when’.
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Following the slew of video game tie-ins for ongoing Shonen Jump series, Bandai Namco Entertainment...
Following the slew of video game tie-ins for ongoing Shonen Jump series, Bandai Namco Entertainment...
