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Wheatflour Wonderland is a pretty massive Hello Kitty Island Adventure expansion, and I can see now after playing why it was paid DLC.

While there is some of the expected shojo drama in The 31st Consort manga, it also features a health budding relationship between its leads.

Akasaka doesn't shy away from putting Oshi no Ko characters in harm's way, and in volume 11 of the manga it is Kana's turn.

The Razer Cinnamoroll Kraken V4 X headset and Ornata V3 Tenkeyless keyboard are quality peripherals that are also aesthetically pleasing.

Aethermancer combines Pokemon kinds of creature collecting with roguelike runs from Monster Sanctuary's creator, and it seems to have potential.

Dragon Quest: The Mark of Erdrick feels like a strong manga spin-off that really understands what makes the games' stories special.

What do the Evercade Taito arcade collections offer, and what's up with the new Classic Retro hardware variants? Let's dig in.

What Do You Call This Trash is definitely a manga all about drama, but it also serves as a cautionary tale about toxic relationships.

You'll never guess what the new Pokemon Trading Card Game expansion, Mega Evolution, adds to the game! Okay, yes, perhaps you will.

Ryo Saeba is a multifaceted and flawed hero, and the first City Hunter omnibus manga volume really showcases that in its cases.