Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. Today we are returning to the ill-fortuned terrors of Junji Ito’s Uzumaki, as we sift through the wreckage of this once-promising adaptation. After a first episode that saw Hiroshi Nagahama wielding his singular yet undeniably laborious Aku no Hana-adjacent aesthetic to marvelous dramatic effect, producer meddling …
Last week’s special episode was a wonderful diversion. It felt harmonious with the main story to a remarkable degree and represented a really positive addition to the Rurouni Kenshin mythology. But it’s back to the original narrative this week. And we’re in rarified air at this point, that’s for sure. From here on out the …
These are the times that try men’s souls. This man, anyway. And honestly my soul is fine, I just get aggravated when I see so many romcom tropes heaped into one pile. I mentioned earlier that there were times when I struggled some with Ao no Hako as a manga. It so often dances this …
There’s a definite pattern with slice of life series, especially originals. Establish the MacGuffin, do a circuit around the cast and give everyone an episode or two, then go plot-heavy in the final couple of episodes. It’s just normal – that’s how it works. Of course there’s a huge variance in how well an individual …
An open network test for the upcoming open-world styled Sci-Fi RPG SYNDUALITY Echo of Ada is now available for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and Windows PC users. Anyone with access to these platforms will be able to take part in the Open Network Test until 20th December 2024, while those who pre-ordered the game …
KONAMI have recently revealed the full list of titles that will be included in the Yu-Gi-Oh! Early Days Collection for Nintendo Switch and Steam, a collection which sees older Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG games brought to modern platforms with online trading and multiplayer support across selective titles. The Yu-Gi-Oh! Early Days Collection is being released to celebrate …
