Monthly Archives: July 2011

Why do Naruto and DBZ games Suck?

Summer is pretty slow for good games so recently I have went to my back log of Anime games… and its not pretty. So, I decided to write this lovely article on how they suck and what they can do to fix it.

Anime and Manga are forms of entertainment that millions of people enjoy daily. Whether its watching Naruto online or playing video games Anime has had a huge impact on the gaming industry for years now. One of the main problems with anime based games is… they suck! Don’t get me wrong there have been a few anime-based games that were ok. But the large majority of anime games are rushed, unbalanced, sloppy messes. For this article we will take the two most popular anime franchises in America.

Why Sony Being in 3rd place Is a Good Thing.


 Since 2005 the console wars have been raging on. With the Xbox 360 first out of the gate, Microsoft positioned itself to upstage Sony and Nintendo by getting a jump on 3rd party support and console sales. Nintendo and Sony followed out a year later bringing the Wii and PS3 in 2006. While Sony had a rough start because of the high price tag and lack of software, Sony has recovered nicely and is beloved by millions of gamers worldwide. With this generation coming to close within the next couple years and Sony sitting in 3rd place in total console sales here are a few reasons why it’s a good thing Sony is in 3rd place.

Why does Capcom treat their best developers like crap.

- Capcom has created some of the most memorable and exciting games ever created. The men behind hit and cult titles like: Resident Evil, Mega Man, Devil May Cry, Okami, Viewtiful Joe, and plenty more. There is a nasty trend though with Capcom and the men behind some of the best games ever made. Shinji Mikami, Keiji Inafune, and Hideki Kamiya, three developers who are amazing at what they do. Men who have went on to create amazing games like Bayonetta, Vanquish, and Shadow of the Damned. Developers that Capcom what it is today are no longer with the Company. While this is old news the recent debacle of Mega Man Legends 3 has me wondering about the Developer/Management relationship within Capcom.