Easter weekend is now over! With that of course Sakura Con 2017 is now over! So of course, Myself and other Sidearc members attended this event. So below is just a small sample of our amazing experience. The Cosplayers- Lets be honest, one of the coolest things about Conventions is the Cosplayers. Sakura Con is of […]
So, here we are a day late with this review. But that’s ok! It is here now! So let us begin Sidearcs review of Berserk 2017 Episode 3. First, you can view last weeks episode review here. Visuals- This weeks episode has a much larger amount of CG than the previous episodes. With that of […]
It has been a while since we last reviewed the end of the Berserk 2016 series. The season was jarring and awkward, but started to turn into something decent toward the end. Now with Berserk 2017 having released its first two episodes. So of course, here is the review- Visuals- In the 2016 anime, the […]
Steins;Gate 0 exists on a curious premise. I’d hesitate to call it a sequel, even though it technically takes place after the chronological ending of the first game. Yet it also isn’t a prequel or even a sidequel. A side story might be most accurate for a term but even that would bring about the […]
I have been waiting for Final Fantasy XV since the first day it was announced as Final Fantasy Versus XIII. While it is no longer the same game, my excitement still maintained its course. So with this I decided I wouldn’t just review it after beating it. I would instead review it after beating all […]
It’s not every day one is likely to hear about a young Irish woman leaving her home and friends behind to serve poor children on the streets of Ho Chi Minh City. Christina Noble, however, did just that, with her tireless devotion and love for the children of a war-ravaged nation leading to the making […]
Square Enix, they are one of the leading companies in JRPGs. Lately, they have been veering more into action RPGs. Also well known for their unique flair for action in their cutscenes and movies. Yoko Taro, known for the Drakengard and the Nier series, which in turn was also published by Square Enix themselves. The two series, while quite […]
In February 1986, Nintendo released the First Legend of Zelda game. The game was launched on the as the launch title for the Family Computer system, or Famicom for short. The game was an obvious success and managed to keep going till this day across many new consoles. Ever since it’s first release the franchise has […]
How do you keep the legacy and mechanics of a multi-decade series alive while catering to the casual mobile gaming market? If someone figures this out, please contact Nintendo immediately. While at its core Fire Emblem Heroes is actually a very well crafted game, decisions made to capitalize on the money-making market that is iOS […]
It’s hard to make “overwhelming odds” consistently feel convincing. Blockbusters have relied on those for so long that their villains and threats have to keep raising the stakes in order to be taken seriously. Rogue One takes a different approach–instead of making a “newer and bigger” Empire, it reminds us why the original was so […]
