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  • Switch
    Robert Allen10 hours ago
    0 1,085

    Toaplan Arcade Garage: Flying Fire Shark review

    One recurring detail in Toaplan’s shooters is military hardware. Tiger-Heli established this trend in 1985, pitting your lone copter against an army of tanks, warships, and gunboats. Two years later, Flying Shark sent an incredibly…

  • PC
    Shane Nakamura1 day ago
    1 3,722

    SPRAWL zero review

    Games like Trepang2, Turbo Overkill, and Severed Steel have been some of the best first-person shooters of the last few years. While each delivered its own mechanical flourishes, none of these titles has truly tried…

  • PC
    Mike Zhou3 days ago
    1 7,658

    Asdivine Knot review

    Unlike Asdivine Hearts’ rubix or Asdivine Kamura’s harbinger system, Asdivine Knot doesn’t deliver a distinctive hook right away. Here, developer EXE-CREATE assembles many of the familiar KEMCO ingredients. There’s brisk, turn-based battles, of course, alongside…

  • PC
    Robert Allen6 days ago
    2 7,998

    XeGrader plus review

    With its pixel art and modest mechanics, XeGrader plus looks like another one of those modern games infatuated with retro sensibilities. But its history is a bit more complicated than that. The title is the…

  • Switch 2
    Robert Allen7 days ago
    2 11,802

    The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure review

    Once called the “Walkman of the 21st century” by former Sony CEO Ken Kutaragi, the PlayStation Portable was a prodigious piece of hardware. Boasting exceptional audio, visual, and storage capabilities for its time, the handheld…

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    Hardware
    August 18, 2025

    iBUYPOWER MK9 Pro RGB Mechanical Keyboard review

    The iBUYPOWER MK9 Pro is a full-sized mechanical keyboard undoubtedly built with gamers in mind. From the moment you plug…
    Hardware
    October 20, 2023

    Glorious Model D 2 Pro review

    A stealthy appearance masks impressive game performance. But does the Glorious D 2 Pro justify the hundred-dollar price? We put…
    Hardware
    August 26, 2023

    Glorious Model I 2 review

    The switchable magnetic buttons are a cool but unessential gimmick on Glorious’ great, all-around performer Glorious already has an impressive…
    Hardware
    August 11, 2023

    GameSir G7 SE Controller review

    If you don’t mind a wired connection, GameSir’s latest is one of the best budget Xbox and Windows compatible gamepads…
    Hardware
    March 26, 2023

    Glorious Model O2 Wireless Gaming Mouse review

    The Model O2 isn’t a radical overhaul of Glorious’ first gaming mouse. But it doesn’t have to be. The second…
    Hardware
    November 2, 2022

    Cooler Master MM712 Gaming Mouse review

    Looking for a gaming mouse with versatility? The Cooler Master MM712 can tackle everything from marathon shooter sessions to protracted…

    Anime + Film + Television

      March 12, 2026

      The Boy and the Beast (4K Ultra HD Blu-ray)

      Mamoru Hosoda’s 4K release of The Boy and the Beast fits into a prodigious filmography about family that’s told from several different perspectives. Across Summer Wars’ multi-generational Jinnouchi clan, Wolf Children’s poignant portrait of single motherhood, and Mirai’s time‑hopping look at sibling rivalry and reconciliation, Hosoda explores how people learn…
      October 28, 2025

      Evangelion 2.22 You Can (Not) Advance review

      2009’s Evangelion 2.22 You Can (Not) Advance continues the Rebuild saga’s ambitious reimagining, habitually eschewing being an unwarranted copy of the landmark 1995 anime. Where 1.11 stayed forgivably close to the original blueprint, this 108-minute sequel finds Hideaki Anno and his team confidently revising story and intensifying the sense of…
      October 21, 2025

      Evangelion 1.11 You Are (Not) Alone review

      2007’s Evangelion 1.11 You Are (Not) Alone was an ambitious retelling of the first six episodes of Neon Genesis Evangelion. Intended for both lapsed fans as well as newcomers, the 98-minute theatrical film delivered the sheen of modern animation as well as reworked the series’ narrative beats, all under the…
      August 23, 2025

      City Hunter: ANGEL DUST review

      City Hunter: ANGEL DUST is poised to delight fans of Tsukasa Hojo’s forty-year old franchise. Following decades of spin-offs, adaptations, and at least one live-action Jackie Chan film, ANGEL DUST revisits what made the original property such a phenomenon. As such, expect a deft blend of slapstick, tense gunplay, as…
      July 11, 2025

      Cloud review

      Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s latest film, Cloud, devotes its early moments to the ordinary, detailing the seemingly unremarkable world of online reselling. But Kurosawa’s direction elevates this mundane premise into a taut thriller. The story follows Ryosuke Yoshii (Masaki Suda) a factory worker who supplements his income through predatory reselling. His business…
      March 7, 2025

      Ghost Cat Anzu review

      With its voyage to Japan’s pastoral countryside and a larger-than-life creature who functions as a surrogate parent, Ghost Cat Anzu’s early moments might draw comparison with My Neighbor Totoro. Later, a third-act chase through the netherworld shares a resemblance to Spirited Away. But directors Yōko Kuno and Nobuhiro Yamashita animated…
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