Kirby’s Dream Collection Review: Worth the Wait
For over twenty years, gamers have been enchanted by Kirby, While he’s not as big a character as Mario, he does have a loyal fanbase. […]
Articles by Rocco Sansone
A Christmas Carol: The Night That Changed the Life of Eliza Scrooge Review: Not Quite the Same
Charles Dickens’s “ A Christmas Carol†has been told, retold and adapted so many times that one gets dizzy just looking at all of them. […]
The Sorcerer’s Apprentice Volume 1 Review: A Different Take on the High School Gal Anime
Have you ever accidently put on a piece of jewelry that summoned a mage that made you his apprentice because all hell has broken loose? […]
The Shaolin Cowboy Adventure Magazine #1 Review:
When one thinks of adventure magazines, they conjure up images of those 1950s magazines with John Wayne and Roy Rogers on the cover and stories […]
Get Jiro Review: If ‘No Reservations’ Was a Noir Anime Yakuza-Fest
Anthony Bourdain, chef, TV host, best-selling author…comic book writer? Yup, the “No Reservations†star has thrown his hat into the comic book arena with his […]
Angelic Layer #1 Review: Clamp-ing Down Success
Can a popular game really change a person’s life? It’s just a silly game, right? Well, those are questions that seem to be asked in […]
Hell’s Kitchen Coverage: A Winner
This is it, folks. The last dinner service of Season Ten’s Hell’s Kitchen and where we see who the winner is. The episode started with […]
The Last Story (Wii) Review: A Mixed Bag
The second game to be released in America because of ‘Operation Rainfall,†“The Last Story†has finally hit shelves after multiple delays and a shipping […]
Hell’s Kitchen Coverage: Almost Over
With Barbie’s elimination last episode Ramsey still needs to eliminate one more. In usual fashion two screens fall from the ceiling that displayed the final […]
Archer and Armstrong #2 Review: Something the Savior Can’t Save
“Archer and Armstrong†started out being a religious and political mess that eschewed good storytelling and character development to put forth random religious and political […]
Oreimo Volume 1 Review: Deep
Everyone has some skeletons in their closet. A secret that they don’t want anyone to know about. But what if a loved one found out […]