In the Rubber Room

Written by JC DuBois | 01 February 2010

Well, some people would say that's where I belong anyway, but this time around you're invited to join Batman as he returns his favorite mass-murdering psychopath to his ha-ha-hacienda yet again. And hey, even I'm not crazy enough to turn down the Joker's invitation to join the party! Besides, never know if you might find out you have a natural immunity to Poison Ivy, right? Only way to find out is by getting yourself committed to Arkham Asylum.

Omen of God: Legacy of Zelda or Darksiders, If You Prefer

Written by David Nolen | 26 January 2010

So, after playing through both Dragon Age: Origins and Darksiders, the time has finally come for me to do my review. Having no way of ever hoping to top the Draconic largeness that is my compatriot's quite accurate review of Dragon Age and leaving me with no other alternative, outside of reviewing Phantasy Star 2 (a game I despise more than I can say in such a short space), my review will focus on Darksiders.

It's a damn good game, and it delivered on the fun it promised, but check out the review, and see it for yourself.

OPTAS - Nanowrimo

Written by David Nolen | 16 December 2009

Can't believe I let this one go; I should be flogged. I'll have to look into getting a Texan dominatrix, with spine grinding high heels, and a penchant for pain. In any event, awhile ago, One Piece Abridged put out a neat little short for Nanowrimo, or National Novel Writing Month. But why bother describing it, when you can listen to Koby tell you all about it on the special below.

Happy Holidays, From Us to You

Written by JC DuBois | 11 December 2009

It's coming up on the close of another year, and we thought we'd spruce things up a bit here at Dragon's Anime. We hope you'll enjoy the new layout! As we do every year, please accept our wishes of a happy, safe, and warm holiday this year for you, and your loved ones. Happy Holidays everybody, from the staff of Dragon's Anime!

Have a Little Modern War(fare), Too

Written by JC DuBois | 23 November 2009

This time around I've traded in my sword and shield for an M16A4 and a sniper rifle. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 has landed and made a crater in the games market big enough to lose a M1A1 Abrams tank in. Come along with me as I join the rogues of Task Force 141 for a little modern mayhem and military mayhem.

Pics From Pacific Media Expo 2009

Written by David Nolen | 13 December 2009

Someone should shoot me for taking so long at this. In any event, in the November timeframe I went to a small convention for about a day called Pacific Media Expo to meet up with an old friend who, while being an old friend, I'd never seen in real life. While there, I did what I typically do at a convention, and that's to take a few pictures.

In order to get to the pics just click here to go directly there. Hope you enjoy them. And remember, if you see your pic and want full size copies, just send me an email to let me know. Have fun!

Where the men are men, and the girls are moe with secrets

Written by David Nolen | 25 November 2009

Man, I must be going soft. Either that or I really need a cute and cuddly girlfriend, and I'm not willing to place bets on which it is. In any event, here's a surprisingly entertaining series that I have a review for, known as Nogizaka Haruka no Himitsu, or if you want to know what that means, The Secret of Haruka Nogizaka. Truthfully a guilty pleasure, but a satisfying one, or at least it is at the point of this review. It's honestly showing signs of sliding into 2chan-Hell, but we'll see if it can keep from doing that as time goes on. Still, I'm certain you are more interested in what I have to say in there here and now, so head on over to the review, and see if it's something you'd like to watch yourself...or not.

Airbending with the best of 'em

Written by David Nolen | 11 November 2009

In what will hopefully become a more common occurrence now that convention season is finally caught up with, I present a review that rather surprises me that I'd have done. For your viewing pleasure, I give you Avatar: The Last Airbender. Yes, a local production, very much anime inspired, but with a western flavor all its own, and quite literally one of the best things I've ever seen. So much is surprising about this series, that one can only marvel at it, not only that it overcame all the hurdles it must have just to get made, but that it did so, and excelled nearly beyond every standard of excellence set forth before it came about. Needless to say, I recommend it highly, but check out my review for more details.

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