Well this here will be my first review of a fighting game. Rave Master for the Nintendo Gamecube was released by Konami in early 2005, but it's original Japanese release was all the way back in 2002.

Over on Twitter, Mashima surprised fans by making a huge announcement about his workload. These days, the artist is working weekly on Edens Zero as well as his other Fairy Tail spin-offs. Now, the ...

I miss the 80s, a decade when you could count the number of popular Japanese anime series on a single hand. Now, nearly every Saturday Morning cartoon is a Nippon import, and we can arguably thank the ...

Hiro Mashima’s various works are some of the most unique in manga and anime because although some of the character designs share similarities, Mashima never really hides from this fact. Mashima has an ...

Rave Masters offers a decent brawling experience. It's best to round up a trio of friends to play with, but the game's fun even without fleshy companions. The action feels brisk and isn't hampered by ...

Rave Master —the most popular manga among Japanese boys—is already an animated series in Japan and has multiple video game versions, too. Loosely plotted but chockfull of action, strange creatures and ...

Rave Master the video game is a fighting game based on the manga and anime. The game allows you to create your own original story scenarios when playing in Story Edit Mode. You can also battle with ...