Studying the Labyrinth of Fandom

Likely the final flyable ship in Star Citizen to be featured as part of the Take That (In-Game) Snap Daily Photo series, for now, I would like to showcase the Vanguard Warden from in-game manufacturer Aegis Dynamics....

Outside of combat assist missions and cargo transport, very few specialisations have been implemented to some degree in the alpha builds of space simulation game Star Citizen to date. If you are looking for a specialised ship which has...

As we are now a few weeks into the most reason season of anime in Japan and many series have at least a couple of episodes aired, it is about the time to see simuldubs from North...

Providing their first post-launch downloadable content since releasing Kingdom Hearts III on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One almost a year ago, Square Enix has confirmed that Kingdom Hearts III Re Mind is now available for purchase...

Following its origins as a smart device game for iOS and Android platforms in 2017, Manjuu and Yongshi’s 2D side-scrolling shooter game Azur Lane has been adapted into a 3D Action Shooter for PlayStation 4 and PC platforms by...

Do you aspire to take to the stars in one monstrosity of a ship? Although salvage mechanics have yet to be introduced into Cloud Imperium Games' alpha testing of Star Citizen to date, they have made their...

I remember the first time I wanted to take a screenshot of something in a video game. The game was Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles on the Nintendo Gamecube, which I was playing on an average CRT television. Despite my...

There is no shortage of anime which are based around online game worlds with a twist, especially following the highly successful anime adaptation of Reki Kawahara's Sword Art Online. But if you were to ask me what...

As I have previously mentioned, I am not all too keen on the style of spacecraft developed by the in-lore ship manufacturer Drake Interplanetary in the ambitious space simulator game Star Citizen from Cloud Imperium Games. The more roguish look and...

For a while now, anime fans in Australia and New Zealand have been able to subscribe to the FunimationNow video-on-demand streaming service, maintained by North American anime publisher Funimation Entertainment. In what should be fantastic news for...