News & Updates in December 2025

Posted the article Everything You Need to Know Before Starting Diablo 4 in 2026.

Posted the articles NSFW AI Chat bot Designed for Real Dialogue, My Dream Companion Makes Fantasy Feel Personal and Myth, Folklore, and Anime: Real Legends Behind Popular Storylines and Character Evolution Maps: Tracking a Hero's Growth Across Seasons.

Posted the article What If Anime Courts Used a Family Law AI Platform for Justice?.

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I beat Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers (NES)! This was a fan recommendation, and what a pleasant surprise it turned out to be! I grew up watching Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers in the late ’80s/early ’90s along with the other Disney Afternoon cartoons but had never played the NES game before. It turned out to be a thoroughly enjoyable little platformer. You can play as either Chip or Dale, and even team up in a 2-player co-op mode if you’ve got a buddy to play with. Unlike some of Capcom’s tougher titles, this one isn’t overly challenging, which made for a refreshing change of pace. I could totally go for a few more games like this before tackling another tough-as-nails one.

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Posted the character profiles of Motoko Kawai (from My Fair Masseuse). Posted the anime profile of Project Boobs.

Posted the character profile of Russia (from Hetalia: Axis Powers). I beat The Secret of Monkey Island (Sega CD)! Another great point-and-click adventure from LucasArts, one taking you on a humor-filled pirate adventure with sword fighting, treasure hunting, and of course pirate ghosts. Some of the puzzles in this game were near impossible to solve and it had been so long since I beat it as a kid that I had to figure them out all over again. But I got there and vanquished the mighty ghost pirate LeChuck... at least until I revisit the sequel.

Posted the article AI Companions Are Becoming the New “Digital Characters” Fans Connect With in 2025.

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Posted the articles Five games anime fans are raving about in 2025 and Where Anime Lovers Really Meet: 5 Tips to Find Otaku Romance (and Nail Your Dating Profile).

Posted the article Getting Started with Path of Exile 2’s Orb System: A Beginner’s Primer.

Posted the anime profile of My Fair Masseuse.

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Posted the article Winter 2025 Anime Releases That Fans Can’t Miss.

Posted the article Boruto Gaming Adventures: Top Features for Immersive Anime Play.

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I beat Dead Final Fantasy (NES) I owned this as a kid and loved it. It was one of my first role playing games on NES along with Dragon Warrior and Ultima. It may have been my first, I can't quite remember, but it was definitely my favorite among those. It has an epic story with a wide open world, great music, and a variety of character classes for putting together a party that fits your play style. Truly a fantastic introduction to RPGs.

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Posted the character profile of Keiko Yamagami (from Tokio Private Police). I beat Ghostbusters: The Video Game Remastered (PS4) on the hardest difficulty! I loved this game back when it came out on the Xbox 360 as it really gave me the feeling of being a Ghostbuster alongside Ray, Peter, Egon, and Winston. The story, written by Dan Aykroyd and Harold Ramis, feels like a true continuation of the movies and is structured so that you get to revisit many of the iconic locations and encounter familiar spectral entities. The remastered version is pretty much identical to the original with nothing new added other than maybe slightly better graphics. That was kind of a bummer but it's still a great game as-is.

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Posted the articles The Rise of Anime Aesthetics in Everyday Life: Is It Mainstream Yet? and Otaku Are Making Real Friends with Random Video Chats and Top Japanese Anime Every Casino Fan Should Watch.

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Posted the anime profile of Women at Work!.

I beat Dead Space Remake (PS5) on impossible difficulty! It wasn't my best playthrough ever but it was the first time I made it all the way through without dying. This is a terrifying game, especially the first time through when you have no idea what's going to happen next. The creature designs and use of lighting, shadows, sound effects, and music all come together to create a perfect sense of dread and horror. Headshots are discouraged in favor of hacking off limbs, and I love how you can then pick up the dismembered body parts and throw them as projectiles. Killing a monster with its own hacked-off blade arm is so satisfying! I think they did a great job with this remake and would recommend it to anyone who enjoys sci-fi and survival horror.

Posted the character profile of Saori Otokawa (from Discipline: The Record of the Crusade). Posted the article Unmasking the way adult toys are changing the contemporary way of life.

Posted the character profile of Sakura Kasugano (from Street Fighter Alpha: The Movie).

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Posted the anime profile of Discipline: The Record of the Crusade.

Posted the character profile of Mikimoto (from Bible Black).

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Posted the character profile of Saeki Kaori (from Bible Black).

Posted the character profile of Maya (from Imma Youjo: The Erotic Temptress - Volume I: The Tower of Lust).

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Posted the article Five of the worst anime games ever made. Posted the character profile of Ryo Okawa (from Karen).

Posted the character profile of Mitsuki Toyohara (from Anyone You Can Do... I Can Do Better).

Posted the character profile of Sarah Bryant (from Virtua Fighter).

Posted the character profile of Sakura Akiyama (from The Blackmail).

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Posted the articles Procedural Generation in RPGs: Lessons from No Man’s Sky & Starfield.

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I beat Michael Jackson's Moonwalker (Sega Genesis) on hard mode without dying! I owned Michael Jackson's Moonwalker as a kid and really enjoyed playing it but before today I never beat it without dying, and on hard difficulty no less. Feels good! It's a fun game and I think the developers did a great job of capturing Michael's dance moves and incorporating them into the game as attacks. The background music is nothing but songs from the King of Pop which are all fantastically rendered as 16-bit tunes and never get old. I just wonder why they didn't use Thriller for the graveyard stages. Perhaps a rights issue or something?

I beat Mega Man 2 (NES) on difficult mode without continues! This is one of several Mega Man games I owned as a kid so I've definitely beaten it before, but I didn't play it on Difficult mode back then. It didn't seem quite as hard as the first game, especially when played on Normal mode but either way it's still quite a bit of fun.

I died 3 times in this playthrough, twice on the stupid lasers in Quick Man's stage and once from the Mecha Dragon. I also messed up in the Boobeam trap, missing my target such that my first crash bomb only destroyed the wall and not both the wall and laser. That left me with no more crash bombs for the 2nd phase of the Wily Machine so I had to use metal blades instead along with an energy tank.

I've definitely played those stages better but I think this playthrough is good enough. I've been on this game for too long now and it's time to move on.

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