Silver Spoon Vol. 6 Review
Before I review Silver Spoon Volume 6 proper, I must first apologize for not reviewing Volume 5. That absence was a last-minute cut, as arriving smack-dab within last fall’s VIZ review copy tsunami rendered Hiromu Arakawa’s slice-of-life series a lesser priority (recall it’s instead localized by Yen Press; in…
My Hero Academia Vol. 16 Review
Red Riot Strikes! So, uh, awkward confession from yours truly: for whatever reason, components of My Hero Academia in everything from character deaths to cast members slip from memory easily — can you believe there was a time I forgot Tokoyami existed? — and having read through Volume 16…
Hitman 2 Review (PS4)
A Nearly Flawless Execution Coming just two years after the release of 2016’s excellent episodic reboot, Hitman 2 once again puts players in the shoes of the iconic ICA assassin Agent 47. Offering six fresh contracts that have you hunting your targets from the shores of New…
Disgaea 5 Complete Review (PC)
Out of this Netherworld Last month, I was given the opportunity to review Disgaea 1 Complete. The game turned out great; the mechanics in place were still fun, the story was still enjoyable, and the fresh, HD graphical overhaul made it feel like a new game in…
SoulCalibur VI Review (PS4)
Welcome Back to the Stage of History For over two decades, Bandai Namco’s SoulCalibur series has stood out as the weapons-based fighter to beat. With its fluid gameplay and colorful cast of characters, it’s a series I’ve always found myself gravitating towards time and time again. Now,…
Fist of the North Star: Lost Paradise (PS4) Review
Crushing Skulls in the Nuclear Apocalypse Never Felt So Good I’ve been a huge fan of the Fist of the North Star franchise for quite some time. Seeing huge dudes fight and slay each other with crazy martial arts in a nuclear wasteland went together like peanut…
Frank DiPersio’s Top Ten Games of 2014
Well, this didn’t turn out quite like I thought it would 12 months ago 2014 has certainly been a memorable year for gaming, though maybe not for all of…
The Witch and the Hundred Knight: Revival Edition Review (PS4)
Black Magic Woman Having already cast their potent, hack-and-slash spell on the PlayStation 3 back in 2013 with The Witch and the Hundred Knight, developer Nippon Ichi Software returns…
Kiznaiver Episode #8 Review
Happy Times Don’t Tend To Last Very Long It can be hard to write these reviews sometimes. Taking an episode of a show, regardless if it is an anime…
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