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As an anime fan, limiting yourself to watching anime only is not enough. Anime is a global phenomenon now and you should step out of your home to see it for yourself. Not only is this a great way to make like-minded friends, but it also fulfills your inner instinct to socialize.

As an anime fan myself, I understand that there aren’t many places to entice us. However

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Contrary to popular belief, arcade points are still functioning today and rolling in profitable revenue for arcade owners. While arcade shops are hard to come by nowadays, especially in the West, this does not imply that arcades have become extinct.

In regions like Japan, China, and Korea, the arcade culture is still alive and many arcade fans visit these centers on a

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Gaming and Esports, which were once thought to be the most niche of niche hobbies have blossomed into a multi-billion dollar industry. An industry that is slowly and surely taking over all other forms of media from feature films to books. And why shouldn't they? Unlike the above-mentioned media gaming puts control in the hands of the players and has th

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Anime enthusiasts have long since supported their series of choice by either buying the supported merchandise or cosplaying their favorite characters. Both of these not only help show the love one has for a particular series but also help get its name out to more people. But in the modern age, many choose a new medium to show their

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Contrary to popular belief, NO, eSport is no longer limited to beefy hardware specs. As of today, the advancements in technology have made it possible to compete in prized tournaments right from the palm of your hand!

Given you have a mobile with decent specs, you can participate in prized tournaments from anywhere around the world. As such, in this article, we wil

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Japan is the land of anime, samurai, and video games that have managed to set the gaming industry on fire for many decades. This act has led many Japanese games to gain a special status in the industry and to even have an entire genre named after them, the so-called JRPG ( Japanese Role Playing Game ) genre. But despite this massive fame and success, you ca

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Esports has long since become the shining beacon of hope for gaming and since its inclusion in the mainstream media with games like Counter-Strike and League of Legends, gaming has only grown in leaps and bounds. But with this fame, many gamers have forgotten the hard-working developers and studios who have crafted these experiences. This has led to newer developers losing

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Guilty Gear Strive Season 3 is the biggest thing that happened to the epic 2D fighting game ever since its launch. Developed by Arc System Works in 2021, Guilty Gear Strive has continued to evolve via a series of regular updates from the developers.

To date, the fighting game has received 2 DLCs, in the shape of Season Pass

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Esports is a word that has gained much fame in recent years due to the massive success of titles such as Counter-Strike and League of Legends. But for as much as these games are loved, it would not be wrong to say that they are not for everyone. Not only are they hyper-competitive but also require years of practice to even stand a chance against the best. Bu

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Steam the once-niche storefront for Valve is now the leading herald for PC gaming. Not only does it feature some of the best games on release date, but it also does not discriminate between AAA and indie—an aspect that has led to the success of genre-defining games such as Undertale and Terraria over time. But aside from these types of games Steam has also played a