Visual Fanfare

It’s not too often when my hobbies collide, particularly when it comes to gaming and anime figures. While there have been many figures based upon video games, they’re usually Japanese…

Recent Posts

0April 19, 2012
Mass Effect 3: Extended Cut Announced

BioWare said they were listening to the community. They have heard and now they have spoken…
6March 22, 2012
Mass Effect 3: Did BioWare end it right?

Spoiler Alert: This post contains massive spoilers on the plot and current endings to Mass Effect 3. Do not read if you wish to experience the end for yourself!
5March 21, 2012
Dollfie Dream: Evelyn

To my family and friends, I probably have some weird hobbies – in particular, collecting anime figures. I have to admit, it felt a little weird when I first started…
2February 14, 2012
Atlus / Max Factory: Catherine Review

Valentine’s Day is here and what better way to celebrate than with Catherine, the blonde beauty from the game with the same name, Catherine! This will be what I’m going…
11February 10, 2012
Kotobukiya: Christie Monteiro

I think it’s been about half a year since I’ve posted a figure review, after Skyrim was released, things were just a little different around here. But now that’s finally…
13December 21, 2011
VW GTI – Fahrenheit 37 Build

It has been awhile since I’ve updated my site – I wanted to get back into adding some more contents but Skyrim keeps beckoning me to play. So yeah, I’ve been…
8September 29, 2011
GSC: Strength

What does one envision when they think of strength? I would assume people would normally associate strength with muscles, power, Superman, etc. But in Black Rock Shooter’s case, Strength comes in…
4September 10, 2011
Warhammer 40K: Space Marine – Emperor’s Elite? Maybe not so much!

Hey look, my second gaming post! I would’ve never expected I’d be talking about a Warhammer 40K game, but here it is! Not entirely sure why I decided to post this,…
9August 10, 2011
E2046: Elsa

It’s funny how some things work out unintentionally - prime example is this review of E2046′s Elsa. This review has probably some of the best photos I’ve ever produced that no…