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Korean developer Pixelity Inc. has released a debut trailer for Evangelion:Δ Cross Reflections, showcasing a first look at a planned multi-part alternate-universe retread of the Neon Genesis Evangelion series in VR.

After the middling success of its preceding home console Master System, Sega came out swinging in 1989 with the Sega Genesis. Known as the Sega Mega Drive outside of North America, the console provided Nintendo with its first serious competitor in the console market space. The console featured some of the most prominent video games…

From GKIDS, Hideaki Anno’s 26-episode landmark anime arrives in both Japanese and Classic English dub, alongside ‘The End of Evangelion’ and ‘Evangelion: Death (True)2;’ stream September 1.

With SAW: Genesis taking place before the events of the Saw films, we won’t actually have Billy the Puppet roaming around on his trike. Not to worry, as The Judge has his own puppet in Bette, which will carry the same functions as Billy does for Jigsaw.

If you did a lot of gaming during the ’90s, you either played on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) or the Sega Genesis (Sega Mega Drive in Europe) — at least until the legendary Sony PlayStation was born. However, deciding between the SNES and the Genesis was no easy task since nobody could parse…

Neon Genesis Evangelion is getting one of its most prestigious streaming homes yet, and it’s bringing a long-lost piece of anime history along with it.

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Neon Genesis Evangelion is coming to the Criterion Channel. IGN can exclusively reveal that director Hideaki Anno’s landmark anime series will debut on the Criterion Channel on September 1.

The Sega Genesis, or Mega-Drive as it was known in certain territories, was one of the most prominent home consoles of the ’90s. Powered by Sega’s signature blast processing, the 16-bit console gave Nintendo some serious competition with its own library of fan-favorite games. Sonic the Hedgehog first took off on the Genesis, while Sega…