I had been quietly excited about the upcoming TV series revival of one of my all-time favorites, the post-apocalyptic kung-fu melodrama Fist of the North Star (Hokuto no Ken). It’s certainly been long enough— the original Toei TV series is over 40 years old!— and with a high-end production
Nobody wants to have to follow up perfection, and Mario Kart 8 nailed it. Ten years and two consoles ago, the game refined the arcade kart racer into the very best version of itself. Rather than bothering with a sequel, Nintendo simply kept adding content to it until it was
Education is walking far in front of entertainment here, advertisement's hanging out in the background, and grinding boredom is the main attraction.
Part of me wants to say Capcom Vs. SNK 2 isn't that old. But I know. Haruhi Suzumiya is old too.
I’m only two thousand words in and I finally get to talk about how the game plays!
Niche mahjong choices, and therefore, Sega.
Not to brag or nothin’, I just want to get that out of the way so we’re all clear.
"Everything in the film centers on this one ecstatic moment that everyone builds and inhabits together, unashamed, loving, exuberant, free, and so powerful as to call the spirits out to play."
"The thing I hate most passionately about isekai slop is the false modesty of a fake underdog."
As the guy from Hand Shakers says, this stuff just won't mesh.
...like a conversation between robots programmed only to spout catchphrases like Pokemon babbling out their own names at one another.
(As a general content warning, Tohai— yes, this mahjong anime— contains frequent graphic violence, including dismemberment, mutilation, torture, and sexual violence. Do not watch this series unless you are ready for anything; the violence escalates as the show goes on.) All the different Japanese manga magazines have a brand, and