(AfroGamers.com) Yoshihiro Togashi has kept his readers waiting longer than just about anybody in modern manga. His defining title has spent years stalled by hiatuses, moving in short bursts before falling quiet again. And still, nobody leaves for good. They hang on, then come running back the moment he resurfaces. ...
(AfroGamers.com) Kimetsu no Yaiba is one of the best looking pieces of animated work ever put in front of an audience, which is not a controversial position to hold. Ufotable animated this thing like the studio had declared war on visual restraint. The trouble surfaces once you look past that ...
(AfroGamers.com) Few franchise reinventions in modern gaming have been praised as thoroughly as Santa Monica Studio’s Norse era God of War, and few have quietly surrendered as much of their original identity in the process. Emotional maturity arrived. Volatility departed. Whether that exchange strengthened the series or simply made it ...
(AfroGamers.com) The strongest asset in Square Enix’s flagship role playing series has never been its airships, its summon animations, or its willingness to end the world halfway through a campaign. It has always been the ensemble. For much of its nearly four decade history, the series earned its reputation by ...
(AfroGamers.com) Treyarch put this out in 2010, and I still don’t think people give it enough credit for how strange it was willing to get. Most Call of Duty campaigns run the same play. Big guns, bigger explosions, a helicopter or two eating the dirt before the credits. This one ...
(AfroGamers.com) For a series this beloved, One Piece is remarkably easy to underestimate, and most people do. A cheerful boy made of rubber sails off after a legendary fortune. Not wrong, just shallow. Spend enough hours inside what Oda built and a heavier idea surfaces. This is a story about ...
(AfroGamers.com) There is a conversation the internet keeps having, and it never gets anywhere. Someone posts a Superman clip. Someone answers with a Kamehameha. Within an hour the replies are full of feats, multipliers, and grown men arguing about who wins a fight that will never happen. I have watched ...
(AfroGamers.com) Heads up before you scroll. Spoilers ahead for seasons one and two, plus the opening episodes of season three. If you are still catching up, bookmark this and come back. Studio Bind came back on July 5th and did something sneaky. Instead of opening on Rudeus, season three handed ...
(AfroGamers.com) There’s an ongoing debate among longtime fans of the medium about whether recent technical leaps came at a quiet cost, and it deserves an honest look from someone who genuinely loves both eras. So let me be real with you for a second. Last week I fired up one ...
(AfroGamers.com) Today, July 9th, 2026, Ubisoft returned one of its most beloved adventures to the water. Black Flag Resynced arrived rebuilt from the keel up on the latest evolution of the Anvil engine technology used for Shadows, and by nearly every early account it delivers. Edward Kenway feels sharp in ...