Zombies rip apart schoolgirls (and their clothes) in School Girl Zombie Hunter (PS4), the latest installment of the Japanese video game series Onechanbara. Dawn of the Dead theorized that the reason zombies swarmed the mall was because they retained memories of their former lives. However, Japanese zombies have different . . ... [Read More]
Anime worlds collide in "Use Your Ninjutsu!" TheUnseriousguy has animated Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 gameplay by irreverent video game reviewers Barry and Ross from Game Grumps. It takes artistic liberties such as a battle between the Nine-Tails fox and a mecha from Evangelion, which is sadly not in the ... [Read More]
Don't get weird but aliens are abducting the People of Earth. The hit TBS series revolves around a support group for alien abductees, or experiencers as they prefer to be called. Their claims are investigated by Ozzie Graham (Wyatt Cenac), a skeptical journalist who has a change of heart when he joins the group. The inept ... [Read More]
Pokemon Go has a rabid fanbase and Stephen Colbert wants to catch them all. The Late Show host debuted his own version of the augmented reality game dubbed Trobgobs for Trouser Goblins. All week the show will feature "collectible creatures" like Prawnquistador and Gimpapotamus. It's the perfect game for couch potatoes ... [Read More]
Walking Dead's Norman Reedus appeared in the buff at E3. The actor voices his anatomically correct counterpart in Death Stranding, director Hideo Kojima's (Metal Gear) first independent work since publicly parting ways with Konami. Reedus had his fully clothed body scanned to capture his precise measurements.
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Supergirl makes her fiery debut in the Injustice: Gods Among Us sequel Injustice 2. She unleashes her heat vision on an evil Superman, who has escaped his imprisonment for imposing world order after Joker kills Lois Lane. Superman's allies attempt to restore him to power. Meanwhile, a new threat seems to have literally ... [Read More]
Video game violence gets a little too real in a Street Fighter parody by Animation Domination High-Def. Ken and Dee Jay demolish a car in the bonus stage until police respond to the apparent vandalism. Dee Jay assures them that have obtained the proper permit to destroy the car, which they own. The cops have no interest in ... [Read More]