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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…

The PlayStation 2 is one of the most important consoles of all time, and the first gaming platform to double as a DVD player while Sony avoided the sophomore slump. The console is one of the major reasons why the Sega Dreamcast completely failed, effectively driving Sega out of the home market. Many of Sony’s…

Hornsby & Halo #16 finds the Deadtones rocking Warwick while parents everywhere turn monstrous, proving family drama truly never dies.

From episode one, Lanterns has made it clear that Hal Jordan and John Stewart don’t trust each other. But we really thought that when the chips are down and things get bad, these guys would pull it together and figure out how to work with one another. After all, these guys are heroes, right? Yet,…

The success of many TV shows is often determined by their cast of characters. Without compelling figures to keep audiences returning for each new chapter, a TV show is practically doomed. The very nature of TV storytelling requires strong writing when it comes to the characterization of a show’s core cast, and many of the…

The PlayStation 3 saw Sony’s gaming output reach something of a crossroads after its past success with the original PlayStation and PS2. The console was the first high-definition PlayStation and the first that had a built-in modem to allow for online functionality, including gameplay. The console pushed the entire gaming industry forward, even if the…

After I was all caught up with Invincibleand Reacher on Amazon Prime, I found myself looking for something new to watch. The service has a lot of anime and typically, it’s not where I go for anime in the first place, but the new Ghost in the Shellis really good, so why not give it…

Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney says the industry is going through its biggest crash since the 1980s in the latest issue of Edge magazine.

Anime release schedules can get interesting. On the one hand, you have One Piece, which routinely releases new episodes whether or not the manga has caught up, and then on the other, you have One-Punch Man, which took 11 years to release three seasons. In a perfect world, the reasoning would be that the studio…

Marvel Studios has made a name for itself as one of the top providers of original TV content. It shouldn’t be surprising considering that we’re talking about the studio responsible for the most successful movie franchise of all time, but the Marvel Cinematic Universe’sexpansion into the small screen brought with it a lot more highs…