After paying tribute to some arcade memories and the best threequels ever made, Lusipurr, SiliconNooB, and Imitanis review the hardware, software, and developer results for the previous year, and render judgement on which of each was the worst.
Imitanis attempts to find a cohesive narrative in a series that has become bogged down in its own lore. Can Kingdom Hearts III tie up the series neatly, or should it be consigned to the realm of darkness? Read on to find out!
Lusipurr and SiliconNooB exchange felicities and then investigate the musical wunderkraft of Skrillex, the world-famous (or should that be notorious?) avant-garde composer, known for his seizure-inducing psychosounds and essays in auditory schizophrenia.
Nintendonly acolytes rejoice at the release of the Switch voice app, Nomura explains his love for belts and zippers, and Mega Man takes Hollywood in the news of the week!
Wisdom Tree launches a Kickstarter, Mega Maker is released to PC, and kingdom Hearts III will release in 2018 in the news of the week!
Adeki reflects on what has now been fifteen years of the “Kingdom Hearts” series and the progress it has made so far. Spoiler Warning: Not much. How can a series be this successful without a third main entry? Read on to find out!
Adeki discusses the mythical creature known as Kingdom Hearts 3 and if it even exists, or if it was a collective fever dream fans experienced at the same time. Title-based math is examined: college-level algebra is a prerequisite for reading this article.
Ethos is sick and tired and should be enjoying his holidays, but he just loves his readers too much and so he crawled out of his gross sweaty bed and blew his nose to bring everybody an Editoral Miscellany. Enjoy.
Square Enix confirms the release of Kingdom Hearts 3D [Dream Drop Distance] for the Nintendo 3DS in North American and European territories.
Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Days is notable for having a strange name and a middling reception. Join Deimosion as he discusses why the first DS entry in the Kingdom Hearts series, while a good game, is still one of the series’ weakest entries.