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Damage Control
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A fun mix of video games, anime, manga, music and manga reviews, written by a dedicated staff of journalists. Our reviews in depth, multimedia filled reviews are a cut above the rest.
- Added on: Oct 6th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: A. Moseley
- Listed in: Computer & Video Games Anime
- Tags: music manga writing anime reviews video game reviews tech culture
Recent Posts
Cover Art Chronicles: Final Fantasy XIII
By this time, you're already well aware that Final Fantasy XIII has an official release date for America and Europe, and that the game is due for release outside of Japan two weeks from tomorrow. It's been a long time in coming, sure, and we won't ha...
Cogitation Dissemination: The Glory of Up Porting
That's the banner for my new (and long overdue) editorial column. Yeah, that's the best I could do.You could also title this post "Vindicating N'Gai Croal."That's because, to put it succinctly, he totally called it.Croal wrote a column back when he w...
Super Final Fight
Capcom decided to reveal a bunch of new characters for Super Street Fighter IV last week. Well, they're not actually "new" per se, just "new" in the sense that they're "new" to Street Fighter IV. Chances are, if you've followed Capcom games for a lon...
Geek News Roundup for 11/22/09 -- Untitled
This week, the Geek News Roundup is being posted earlier, for I have something I need to post. Skip ahead to the last four paragraphs if you're impatient. But first, the news.There is a fourth state of matter beyond that which is known to...
Recommended Soundtracks: Street Fighter EX 3
Mention the name Street Fighter EX around any parts of the internet that can be considered a fighting gamer's habitat, and you're bound to get some strange looks. SFEX is considered one of the more dubious entries in the Street Fighter franchise, and...
Cover Art Chronicles: Crawling Dreams
A few months back, I made a post praising XSEED for getting titles other publishers, specifically Namco Bandai in this case, passed on for some odd reason (they're pretty notorious for this). And hey, that praise still holds completely true, as they ...
