Well its been a long time since my last game review but I have to busy to try or rely errm care…, but now I am back in business and for your reading pleasure I give you one of the rear diamonds in the rough of gaming ^^
Kishin Heidan deals with a period Japan is still coming to terms with, and which most fans would rather ignore, the Second World War. With mecha. What could possibly go wrong?
Right finally got round to doing this, took me a long time to pen it first, never written a review before so here goes.
Format PS2 - Out now in the UK (if you can find it)
Conservative Vampires! Inversed Vampires! Possessed plushies! Chronic embarrassment! Love! Industrial amounts of blood! If that mix appeals, you may like this anime. The only question is, is it actually any good? Read on.
There are two responses to take when a series is as popular as this one. The first, condescending view, is that people generally have bad taste and it’s all a fad. How else can you explain the Spice Girls? The other is that something popular HAS to be good. The two billion odd people who love Harry Potter can’t all be wrong, can they? Which camp does Death Note fall into? Well, as it turns out, neither.
Fate Stay Night is one of those rare beasts, a successful anime that is not only based on a video game, but is not backed by one usual big anime companies. It's a bit of a curiosity, but is it worth your time?
Macross is best known in the UK as the first part of the heavily-reedited compilation cartoon Robotech, but let’s not get into that. It’s my favourite rant, but I’m here to review an anime, not vent. Macross is often credited as being as important as Gundam was in making the Mecha genre. However, does that mean you should watch it? Read on to find out.