Just in time for Halloween, MARTZ looks back at the insanely violent "Devilman" OVA in the 2nd Anime Genesis Editorial!
MARTZ debuts his first edition of A.G.E (Anime Genesis Editorial), where he talks about the older anime shows that should (or should never) be watched. For this edition, he takes a look back at a GAINAX classic in "Nadia: The Secret of Blue Water"!
Noir is the first Kōichi Mashimo’s trilogy of three “Girls-with-Guns” animes, on the theme of, well, girls with guns, and a bit of philosphy. Well-liked in some sections of otakudom, I went into this series with some reservations, as I loathed its spiritual sequel, Madlax and I was indifferent to the few episodes I saw of El Cazadour De La Bruja. Were my fears unfounded? Read on to find out.
Zombies seem to be “in” for games at the moment. It used be just Resident Evil, but then Left 4 Dead came along, then Plants versus Zombies, and now even Red Dead Redemption is getting a zombie add-on. Into this oddly crowded cult market strides Capcom’s Dead Rising 2, sequel to an Xbox 360 exclusive. Not having ever owned an Xbox, I have no idea what that game was like, so bear that in mind while reading this review. Going in fresh, is Dead Rising 2 any good? Read on to find out.
In his first review, forum member MARTZ takes a look at Ninety-Nine Nights II. Read on for his opinions.
If you watch TV these days, you’d think gaming is for kids, families and grannies. Thanks for that Nintendo. So, it’s nice to find a game that clearly isn’t aimed at that target market. But is Prototype actually any good? Read on to find out.
Trinity Universe is one of those big multiple company collaboration games, a spiritual sequel to Cross Edge, featuring Nippon Ichi (Disgaea), Gust (um, nothing I’d heard of) and Idea Factory (er, still nothing I’d heard of). The game appears to be a dream product for fans of Japanese RPGs, but is it any good? Read on to find out.