(AfroGamers.com) So Hood Warfare 2 dropped on October 8, and my timeline split clean down the middle like somebody took a machete to it. Half my people are crying tears, quoting the dialogue, posting clips of those wild shootouts like it’s the funniest thing since Friday. The other half? Big ...
(AfroGamers.com) Nintendo gave us another look at Ocarina of Time last week, and plenty of us are still torn between hope and dread. November 5 is the date, and on that day Switch 2 owners get the classic handed back to them with a lot more than a nostalgia sticker ...
(AfroGamers.com) Some anime grabs you by the collar inside the first five minutes. Big explosions, rising power levels, a kid hollering an attack name while the sky splits open. That style is a blast, and I came up on it. Every so often, though, a title leans close and murmurs ...
(AfroGamers.com) The loudest mouth in anime is back, and it’s about time. Crunchyroll brought Black Clover back earlier this month, more than five years after the original anime ended in 2021 with episode 170. Fans waited through a whole presidential cycle for this. Now Hage’s favorite screamer is on screens ...
(AfroGamers.com) Thirteen years we have been waiting on this one. On October 15, Rockstar finally cracked the door open with the official Grand Theft Auto VI launch trailer, and the whole internet lit back up. My phone was buzzing before the coffee got cold. Group chats went off. Somebody at ...
(AfroGamers.com) Somewhere around midnight, back when the television still had a knob and a prayer, I used to catch these shows after the rest of the house finally gave up and went to sleep. Cowboy Bebop ran low so the volume wouldn’t travel down the hall. That saxophone came creeping ...
(AfroGamers.com) Back in 2014 a goofy cosmic romp ended its very first episode by blowing up its heroes, their ship, and the planet beneath them. The credits ran over the rubble. A week later the same crew sauntered back in, hair intact and swagger somehow louder, out chasing rare aliens ...
(AfroGamers.com) Some shows hand you a glossary. This one handed you a fist and dared you to keep up. Twenty six episodes, zero homework, all attitude. Let me put it plain. Back in 2001 a scrappy series named s-CRY-ed came out swinging, and it had zero interest in handing you ...
(AfroGamers.com) Somewhere in the middle of Magic Knight Rayearth, it clicks that those three girls are not on vacation. Hikaru, Umi, and Fuu get yanked away while visiting Tokyo Tower on school field trips and dropped into Cephiro with a job nobody asked them to sign up for. Under all ...
(AfroGamers.com) Nobody saw this one coming. Well, a few sharp folks did, but most of us who ride for this franchise walked into that 2024 Xbox showcase expecting a big number 6 on the box and the next chapter of Kait’s tangled mess. What we got instead was a trip ...