Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. This week I’ve been avoiding the summer heat by playing a whole ton of Death Stranding 2, which is proving both immensely compelling and also quite different from its predecessor. I can see why Kojima was worried that his playtesters were “enjoying it too much” – …
Yes, we all understand what the slobbering maniacs do. Impressions: Despite Wednesdays being otherwise full of shounen and fanservice, this still isn’t making any kind of case for itself. After two fairly dull introductory episodes, the adventure begins by… having the two protagonists spend the entire episode on their asses, listening to a bunch …
It’s been over four years since Osomatsu-san Season 3 ended. But I can’t really say it’s surprising this sequel exists. For me at least, Osomatsu-san is one of the most surprising kaijuu in anime history. Maybe there’s some genius somewhere in the production committee that expected it, but I’m skeptical. A remake of a decades-old …
Okay, that was admittedly very unexpected. Impressions: This took a bit of a turn at the end, and while I don’t really like ignoring 99% of the episode to focus on the last twenty seconds, at absolutely no point would I think anybody have expected a magical portal to suddenly open up and everybody be …
Because it’s slow. And took forever. Semi-Impressions: The detective show continued to lean hard into overreactions and sudden yellng, so I couldn’t make it through the first segment about investigating a local ‘ghost.’ But this was a fairly atrocious episode too that was almost all flashbacks to take a second go at the origin …
A year on from its initial release on PlayStation 5, Linux and Steam (for Windows PC), and the pixel-art styled side-scrolling visual novel Until Then finds a new home on the Nintendo Switch. Intrigued by its premise I decided to take a look at this Nintendo Switch version to see what it had to offer, …
