Square Enix has a certain type of supplementary books to their games, filled with secrets, development insights, and general information about specific games for superfans. These are called Ultimanias. I covered the Final Fantasy VII Remake Ultimania a while back, but there’s, even more, to uncover here with Final
Secret Level is a big undertaking. With a lot of work put in by Blur Studios who makes incredible animated cutscenes and more, you figured it would be. Given the scale of this series, it makes sense that we take it on in a similar fashion. We’ve assembled a
The length and variety of the name “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” can only be matched by their history. Some new incarnation of the TMNT emerges from the sewers every few years, which makes for an interesting evolutionary path to follow. “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Ultimate Visual History: Revised and
I have been following The Dragon Prince on Netflix since the first season. I’ve always enjoyed the characters and unique worldbuilding. So when I had the chance to take a look at an early screener of Season 6, I had to jump on it. I have to see what
South Park is racist, offensive, vulgar, poorly animated, immature, sordid, filthy, dangerous, awful, tactless, anti-Semitic, anti-religion, tasteless, raunchy, disgusting, and offers nothing of value to society…just to name a few ways it has been described.
And I’m here for it.
South Park started in 1997 and has been
Are you easily offended? Then boy do I have the movie for you! Way back in 2004, the team behind South Park said to themselves “Can we make a movie that makes fun of the way America tries to operate as police for the entire world?” and the answer was
I’ve talked a lot about Final Fantasy XIV artbooks here, especially about my general dissatisfaction with how they’ve changed over the years. With that said, the art is always pretty and any fan of the game will still enjoy it. They’re still good artbooks, just not exceptional
Mean Girls has big shoes to fill. The original is a classic that holds up today (our review), and there were plenty of changes made to the formula. Is it possible to update an already great movie for a new audience without ruining the original? Well…surprisingly, yes? Mostly? Let’
