It’s 2024. Get a stopwatch. Impressions: I really wish there was more to say about these episodes, but the plot is so nonexistent. We go from sparring for no particular reason to fighting a bunch of random other people for no particular reason. That they happened to be in the area, I guess. We’re …
This was a monumentally important episode of Sengoku Youko, for reasons that are obvious and others that are not. And likewise, there are things I can talk about and things I can’t. It’s no spoiler to say that the mythology of the series came into much clearer focus with events here. We saw a lot …
Independent games studio ORANGE POPCORN have today confirmed that HunterX: code name T, which is a sequel to HunterX, is now available digitally for the Nintendo Switch (via the Nintendo eShop) within Europe and North America. The game is also available on the Nintendo eShop with a 20% launch discount 20th February 2024. HunterX: code …
Why were they fighting again? Impressions: Certainly better than the last couple episodes, though the whole episode is a fever trip. Obviously, Rouge’s parts are a literal fever trip of weird dreams of her past, people she killed, and evil clowns, trying its hardest to be Nier. But Naomi also runs into that one shampoo …
Last month publisher TT (Tokyo Tushin Group) released Rescue! DROPKICK ON MY DEVIL!! onto the Nintendo eShop for the Nintendo Switch, a bizarre-looking puzzle game featuring characters from the DROPKICK ON MY DEVIL anime and manga series. Naturally, we got curious and so thanks to TT (for providing us with a code) we managed to …
Hello folks, and welcome back to Wrong Every Time. With the winter season nearing its halfway point, it seems like it’s about time to check in on the seasonal anime contenders, which at this point have generally either derailed in a cloud of smoke or proven themselves of an enduring, superior caliber. And for this …
