Anivision Podcast: Episode 309 is out! https://anivision.org/2021/04/06/anivision-podcast-episode-309/ | We discuss #ZackSnydersJusticeLeague and we wrap up the 2021 Winter #Anime Season. #AttackonTitanFinalSeason #MushokuTensei #ThePromisedNeverland #rezero
Sword Art Online, often abbreviated “SAO” for the rest of this article, is quite possibly the best Light Novel (series) that I’ve ever come across. Continue reading
4/27
Journey is a new game that has been released on the PSN. For PlayStation+ members they have had access to the game since the 7th of March, but it will be released for everyone on the 13th. It is from … Continue reading
3/12
I enjoyed Final Fantasy XIII, but the game was critiqued for linearity among other things. How much was XIII-2 able to improve upon those faults and make a quality game in the FF franchise? Continue reading
2/25
These are just a few of my favorites from 2011’s slate of gaming. Continue reading
1/5
I finished up Trainyard, which was recommended by Jrow, and I was looking for a new game to waste time on, that is when I found Jetpack Joyride! JJ was created by Halfbrick Studios, the same masterminds that brought us … Continue reading
10/21
Steins;Gate takes on the monumental task of being a time traveling anime. To me, time travel is one of the hardest devices to pull off successfully. Typically things with time travel in it tends to… Continue reading
9/29
Trainyard, developed by Matt Rix, is a really fun, challenging, and feature-filled puzzle game that challenges you to get trains to arrive at their destination properly. Continue reading
9/22
As Zombie week draws to a close, the next Zombie anime to be reviewed is Kore wa Zombie Desu ka? Masou-Shoujos, Vampire Ninjas, Necromancers, and Zombies all in one neatly packaged anime~ Continue reading
8/5
Zombie Week continues on Anivision w/ a series review of Highschool of the Dead! Continue reading
8/3
Catherine, the first game developed by Atlus’ in-house team for current-generation consoles, is a game that I was looking forward to quite a bit. Did Catherine meet my absurd expectations, or was it a bold experiment that didn’t pay off? Continue reading
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