Anywhere You've Been

Mononoke experiments with form and aesthetics to weave a wild, esoteric saga.

Today's not opening day for the MLB season, but it is opening day for a new MLB game. Sony has officially launched MLB The Show Mobile, so now you can keep hitting absolute bombs even if you had to take a bathroom break from the console versions. Games won't function exactly like they do in the console versions, however. Using a card system and a Momentum resource, you'll have to pick and choose when to deploy your best players in a game, with your squad all mixed up in a deck so you are not entirely sure who will be available at the start. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJ4GVQhNX8w The Seaso

These fantasy titles take their time to reach the destination.

A new age. Or an old one, depending.

Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight owes a lot to the Arkham series. Many core gameplay elements and even occasional plot points are direct references to Rocksteady's best-in-class superhero action games. And that's no coincidence, as Rocksteady is listed as a co-developer on the production. All of this raises the question: Is this the true Arkham successor we've been waiting for? Does it succeed where Gotham Knights failed?The answer is a resounding and generally positive "yeah kinda."In my Legacy of the Dark Knight review, I refer to its gameplay broadly as "Arkham Lite." The timing-based