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Review: Netflix's Aggretsuko

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Netflix's Official Aggretsuko Poster Netflix has been diving deep into creating exclusive anime content recently, with a substantial portion it's $8 billion budget for 2018 going to create 30 original new shows. The best of these so far have been dark- with the six episode fantasy-horror adaptation of video game series Castlevania grabbing fans attention, and the shockingly graphic Devilman Crybaby becoming the most talked-about anime of the winter season. Netflix's  Devilman Crybaby is horrifying in every sense of the word. However, the darkness has been shed in everywhere but Retsuko's soul in Neflix's most recent anime hit  Aggretsuko , featuring an adorable red panda who works as a mild-mannered accountant at a large company by day and screams out her rage at her shitty boss by night at death metal karaoke. Inner Resuko's rage mode Retsuko is a character by Sanrio, a company known for wildly popular but mild-mannered  kawaii  mascots ...
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Let's Go Pikachu & Let's Go Eevee Announced on Nintendo Switch

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Let's Go Pikachu! and Let's Go Eevee ! will be released this upcoming November 16, 2018 on the Nintendo Switch. Nintendo confirmed the games release last week after rumours and leaks about the game had cropped up. Official Release Art for Let's Go Pikachu! and Let's Go Eevee! The games will revolve around catching the original 151 Pokemon (plus one new mystery Pokemon) in the Kanto region, and have brand new features such as motion controls and multiplayer. Pikachu and Eevee will run alongside you and ride on your shoulders as you explore the Pokemon world in a fresh way. At a press release last week, Nintendo said that the game was inspired by Pokemon Yellow, where Pikachu ran alongside the player, and fun elements from both the original Blue and Green games and the television show were blended together to make a fresh experience for younger players. Pikachu running behind the player in Pokemon Yellow (1998)   Pikachu riding on the player's s...
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Neko Atsume VR Comes to PS4

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The title card for Neko Atsume VR Tubbs fans rejoice!  Neko Atsume , the absurdly popular cat collecting iOS and Android app that lets you attract free spirited kitties to your backyard, has come to console. Released exclusively in Japan as a downloadable game, Neko Atsume VR is for the Playstation 4, and can be played with or without the Playstation Virtual Reality headset. It hit the market on May 31, 2018 for 1,944 Yen ($17). It's been a trending topic on the internet as players post adorable in-game videos. ヤバい　ねこあつめVR思った以上に楽しい。癒されるー #PS4share https://t.co/kcLrosyMfm pic.twitter.com/YJkStKzrF5 — 脳内お花畑おじさんは寝不足気味 (@torikawa_umauma) May 31, 2018 Just like in the original app game, Neko Atsume VR lets the player lure a variety of cats to their home and yard by leaving out food and fun toys. While the mobile version necessitated that players close the app and wait some time before the cats would come to their yard, the VR edition allows players to wait in the game ...
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