In December Crunchyroll will be re-releasing Attack on Titan on Blu-Ray in the UK as Steelbook Editions, and with pre-orders now being accepted at online retailers we can now see the artwork that will be used. Currently all three of these steelbooks are scheduled to be released on 16th December 2024 within the UK and …
Tales of Seikyu to receive Closed Playtest on Steam in October with sign-ups Now Available
ACE Entertainment, in partnership with publisher Fireshine Games, have recently announced that the Yoaki farming adventure game, Tales of Seikyu, will receive a closed playtest ahead of its early access launch next year. The closed playtest will begin on 24th October 2024 for a limited number of players, with registrations now being accepted on the …
Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End – Episode 5
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today a late summer storm is currently raging beyond my window, fleets of rain shaking the trees as I sit quietly ensconced in my bedroom. It’s a scene much like the comfort of watching snow fall from beside a warm fire, a snug feeling of safety …
PQube to publish Phantom Breaker: Battle Grounds Ultimate Physically on Nintendo Switch & PlayStation 5 in Europe on 13th February 2025
PQube Games have revealed that they are working with Rocket Panda Games to publish Phantom Breaker: Battle Grounds Ultimate (PBBGU), which is a remastered version of the 2D side-scrolling action game, physically in Europe for the Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 5 on 13th February 2025. The game will also be available digitally on PlayStation 5, PlayStation …
The Ossan Newbie Adventurer, Trained to Death by the Most Powerful Party, Became Invincible Review — C+
My pithy summaries are useless when all the anime titles are like this now… This one also seems pretty generic at first glance but it had a lot more of a heart to it than “I Parry Everything”. It had some humor with this dumbass not realizing how strong he was. Had some conflict with …
I Parry Everything Review — D
He parries everything. This was utterly forgettable. I finished watching this a couple days ago and I’ve already forgotten most of what happened. It did end kind of awkwardly with a flashback episode on his training (honestly one of the best parts of the show). The only other somewhat memorable part is when he stops …