Resident Evil’s lost middle chapter will soon be in the public eye again in 2027 in all of the RE Engine’s remake glow-up glory. Capcom has beaten the impossible expectations of recapturing the magic of two gaming cornerstones in their highly acclaimed remakes for Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 4. However, Code Veronica is… Continue Reading →

Hey, are museums in your area just too boring for you? Is the local library being a real Snoozeville? Do you wish you could stroll into a world made out of your favorite anime? Then how about making your way to the Westfield Topanga Mall and checking out The Loop’s new Crunchyroll Interactive Pop-up store… Continue Reading →

Warning: Violence, Imagery, and Spoilers Life is full of experiences, but what experiences can one’s life have that can make it all so meaningless? Building a life from a dream is all well and good, but what good is the dream when one sees what it takes to fulfill that dream? Jinsei, the first independent… Continue Reading →

Last year, the Field Museum in Chicago announced that it would be hosting the Pokémon Fossil Museum. Exclusive to Japan, this is the first time it has appeared outside of the country. I visited the Pokémon Fossil Museum this past weekend, and it blew me away. The exhibit is a self-guided 30-45 minute tour featuring… Continue Reading →

One of the most influential anime in the last two decades takes the stage in year 5 of Anime Riverside 2026. Join us as we take you through an emotional nostalgia trip with the English dub cast of Attack on Titan, each with their own unique stories of growth, hijinks, and lifelong camaraderie from start… Continue Reading →