SyFy and Trion World’s crossmedia experiment seems to be a hit in both intereactive and non-interactive form, with more than a million active accounts in than a million registered accounts for the MMO and nearly four million viewers tuni...

Based in Germany, Markus Lovadina currently works as both a freelancer and in the advertising business, but has previously helped out companies like Ubisoft, Activision and Acclaim. Lovadina’s done everything from environments to charact...

When I picked up Senran Kagura Shinovi Versus: The Girls’ Proof for my Vita, I was filled with existential dread. I knew very little about the game itself going in, but after watching the anime based on this game series in preparation fo...

Soul Sacrifice is cranky. Soul Sacrifice is surly poetry, like what you’d find in an angsty high-schooler’s Moleskine. Soul Sacrifice doesn’t trust you. Y’know, man, do what you want… but Soul Sacrifice really wishes you cared more. Mo...

Each year, Japan produces dozens of live-action drama series. While some are original, many are instead adaptations of popular manga — and even, occasionally, games. Such is the case with the first CLAMP live-action adaptation: xxxHolic....

Helvetica. Arial. Comic Sans (LOL!). These are some of the most famous fonts you can find online and in print. Let’s add another worthy contender to that list: cats. Yes, cats. More »      

Monopoly kind of sucks as a board game, let’s be real. And yet I’m tempted to have another go at it, if only because there’s an Adventure Time themed Monopoly set — and it looks excellent. More »      

Maybe you live in Toronto. Maybe you’ll be at the Toronto Comics Arts Festival this weekend. But if you won’t be in the upper part of the North American continent over the next few days, you won’t be able to see some incredible video gam...

Japanese games are well known for targeting a straight male audience with their overly sexualised (i.e. incredibly busty and scantily clad or moé) female characters. In some games, this fan service is the entire game’s focus. More » &...

Simon Beck likes to make art in the snow. Not little snow angels or snowmen. Enormous pieces that can take up the side of a mountain. More »