Added: 21.02.2015 15:24 | 4 views | 0 comments


After the horrors have ended at Hope’s Peak Academy, society is on the verge of collapse and violent anarchy has engulfed the whole world in despair! Danganronpa™ Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls, the pre-sequel to the highly popular mystery adventure game Danganronpa™ 2: Goodbye Despair, is coming to North America and Europe on the PlayStation®Vita this fall. About the game: Komaru Naegi, little sister to Makoto Naegi, has been imprisoned inside a mysterious apartment for over a year. One day, she is rescued by Byakuya Togami of Future Foundation, but the rescue is derailed by a sudden attack of hundreds of Monokumas. Komaru soon discovers that the city has been taken over by a group of children calling themselves the Warriors of Hope. Their leader, Monaca, declares that the city will be the site of a Children's Paradise, and to accomplish this, all the adults will be exterminated. Komaru teams up with Toko Fukawa to try to survive the rampaging Monokumas, escape the crafty Monokuma Kids, and uncover the secrets of the city.

Added: 21.02.2015 0:15 | 1 views | 0 comments


Will PlayStation 4 outsell XBox One by 23 Million by 2019? Plus the new Halo: Master Chief Collection update is in final stages, the new Destiny Update 1.1.1 adds new features, you can fight Sauron in Shadow of Mordor's latest DLC.

Added: 20.02.2015 15:14 | 2 views | 0 comments


This week A Pixelated View discusses the history of the Castlevania series, and whether or not it should be resurrected again.

Added: 19.02.2015 22:10 | 3 views | 0 comments


Front Towards Gamer Radios host who is missing a Y chromosome is unable to attend the taping due to garbage mass transit issues, so Quinn and Shanghai do battle with an hour of air time without their Animal Crossing-obsessed co-host.

Added: 18.02.2015 2:10 | 2 views | 0 comments


Andrew Matt from DualShockers writes: "Growing up my parents refused to pay for cable and I always found myself saddled to the constraints of two channels to get my cartoon fix. I was blessed with the ability to watch shows like Batman: The Animated Series, X-Men and Beast Wars on a regular basis, but I was always eluded by the premium shows my friends would always talk about. One of these shows was Dragon Ball Z, a delicacy that I was only able to enjoy in random spurts when I was able to go to my friends homes after school to catch afternoon Toonami. I always found something enjoyable about the concept of super powered alien ninjas brawling across foreign worlds at blistering speeds. It was fun, though perhaps a bit incoherent due to my inability to watch the show in its intended order of events. While I grew out of it quickly, its still a show I respect and remember for bringing me and my friends together during several afternoons while we played with our Super...

Added: 17.02.2015 20:10 | 1 views | 0 comments


Andrew Matt from DualShockers writes: "Growing up my parents refused to pay for cable and I always found myself saddled to the constraints of two channels to get my cartoon fix. I was blessed with the ability to watch shows like Batman: The Animated Series, X-Men and Beast Wars on a regular basis, but I was always eluded by the premium shows my friends would always talk about. One of these shows was Dragon Ball Z, a delicacy that I was only able to enjoy in random spurts when I was able to go to my friends homes after school to catch afternoon Toonami. I always found something enjoyable about the concept of super powered alien ninjas brawling across foreign worlds at blistering speeds. It was fun, though perhaps a bit incoherent due to my inability to watch the show in its intended order of events. While I grew out of it quickly, its still a show I respect and remember for bringing me and my friends together during several afternoons while we played with our Super...