This article is part of a segment on the site where I will introduce readers to the wonders of anime that may not be well-known in the States. I always attempt to find the odd, gross, and uncomfortable to watch along with the funny, clever, and dramatic series that anime geeks crave. If all of the
This article is part of a segment on the site where I will introduce readers to the wonders anime that may not be well-known in the States. I always attempt to find the odd, gross, and uncomfortable to watch along with the funny, clever, and dramatic series that anime geeks crave. From deep within the
This article is part of a segment on the site where I will introduce readers to the wonders anime that may not be well-known in the States. I always attempt to find the odd, gross, and uncomfortable to watch along with the funny, clever, and dramatic series that anime geeks crave. For those perverts geeks
This article is part of a segment on the site where I will introduce readers to the wonders anime that may not be well-known in the States. I always attempt to find the odd, gross, and uncomfortable to watch along with the funny, clever, and dramatic series that anime geeks crave. It’s that time again,
I was apprehensive as to how to begin my inaugural post here at Pixelated Geek. After thinking about it, I can only say: My name is James McCaulley and I am a geek. I’ll try not to mess this up. This article will be the beginning of a new segment on the site where I will
Hello everyone! I’m a new writer for Pixelated Geek! The name’s Jennifer, nice to meet ya! I am not only a gaming geek but also one that makes cakes. So I have decided that I will post at least one (but I hope more) geek cake per month. First cake post: Totoro!
Kodansha USA , announced today the revival of Sailor Moon manga series. The last edition of Sailor Moon was published in mid 2005. Brand new deluxe editions of the acclaimed series will be released by Kodansha USA’s Kodansha Comics imprint in September 2011. Out of print for six years, SAILOR MOON re-launches along with Takeuchi’s
The Naruto anime series has had its Gaming Counterpart, with over 20+ games and counting. Most games consisted of a very small taste of the broader storyline of Naruto. Ubisoft’s versions were solid games and really tried to encompass more story and they still rank as some of my fav Naruto Games. Then we were