I’ve been following the Lupin III franchise for years. This fascination first started when I saw the previews for the various iterations on my Dragon Ball Z VHS tapes. The series created by Kazuhiko Katō, “Monkey Punch”, served as the perfect amalgamation of two of my favorite things, anime and the crime genre. In later years, I started watching the series on Toonami. When I found out ...[Read More]
I’ve been a huge fan of Arthur Conan Doyle’s “Sherlock Holmes” canon ever since I saw Guy Ritchie’s take on Baker Street. When I discovered that an adaptation of Nancy Springer’s “Enola Holmes” novels was on the way featuring the likes of Superman himself Henry Cavill and Millie Bobbie Brown in the title role, I was intrigued and couldn’t wait to see a new take on one of th...[Read More]
First Contact. It’s a theme that’s been done in countless books, movies, and TV shows over the years, but rarely in games. The Station aims to change that with a unique new spin on the theme, and with a newly announced official launch date, it looks like gamers are going to get a chance to experience this vision soon.
Video games remain one of the most unique opportunities to tell a story, in ways that no other medium can. Playing in an interactive world has so many chances to connect to the player in front of the screen and developers all over the world have been experimenting to find new ways to share their ideas. Empathy is one of these attempts, a first-person narrative about solving the mysteries of once f...[Read More]
I’m obsessed with House, MD. I truly am. That was probably evident back on August 13 when I told you all about House, MD by Legacy Interactive. That may have been even more evident on September 7 when I reviewed a second flash mini-game! Well, if you didn’t catch those two, now you can catch my review of the full game!
When I was a little girl, I remember hearing about these Nancy Drew novels, but even though I was an avid reader, they just never appealed to me. Recently I had the opportunity to play Secrets Can Kill, a Nancy Drew PC game that is a remastered version of the 1998 original, and I admit, I was pleasantly surprised.