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So...There's a New "Evangelion" Anime Coming Out...

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  (This is a screenshot from the announcement trailer to the so-far untitled upcoming Evangelion series written by Yoko Taro.)         Well now that I finished my Cowboy Bebop (1998) review , I can finally write this post that I wanted to write two months ago, back in July. Even though is old news, and everyone's moved on until another trailer drops, or the title is revealed, or just get any new information about it, I still wanted to talk about this because hey, I like Evangelion . My only experience with Evangelion so far has been the Rebuild movies, which are divisive amongst fans, but I liked them. I liked all four of them. I haven't reviewed the first three, but I did review the fourth and final one, Evangelion 3.0+1.0: Thrice Upon a Time . The review is up on my blog right now if you want to go read it. I originally wrote it for DeviantART, but after I created this blog, I decided to repost it so that I would have stuff on here for people to read, and...

My Thoughts on “Godzilla: Unleashed”

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  (This is the front and back cover of the PlayStation 2 version of Godzilla: Unleashed . The reason why I'm using the PS2 cover is the PS2 version was the one that I had and played, and thus have the most familiarity with. I will include the cover of the Wii version because I know a lot of people have played the Wii version, and the Wii version is different enough from the PS2 version that it's worth including.)         I didn’t expect to be doing this review so soon, but after LongplayArchives posted their new updated longplay of this game, I knew I had to review it while it was still fresh in my mind. And with the new remastered version of Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee , the first game in the Atari Pipeworks Godzilla trilogy, coming out later this year, now is a better time as any to review Godzilla: Unleashed , the third and final game in the Atari Pipeworks Godzilla trilogy…for now at least. I can’t imagine that Atari and Pipeworks Software will m...