With E3 2018 done and gone a few weeks ago, we can all be assured that the rest of 2018 and the earlier parts of 2019, especially 22 February of next year, will be chock-filled with gaming titles aplenty. But what about the games that are MIA? Not to say that we aren't impressed with the diverse lineup of games we hav

In case you weren't sure, we did a bunch of videos during E3 week where we TCSS in the wee mornings and late nights. We also wrote a lot of awesome stuff during that special week that is sure to entertain you or make you question our sanity. If you missed all of them due to work and stuff, fear not! We have amassed al

You've seen the news and coverage about the big titles of E3 like that one Halo Infinite game and that one action game with Nero and his mechanical arm. But what about the smaller indie titles or the quirky games that were on the show floor? We're going to miss out on a lot of them; it happens, right? Have no fear: we

Remember that guy from the Konami E3 2010 press conference? Here, let's send you a reminder: https://youtu.be/l1vmrMAqeWM?t=1m35s The man's name is Tak Fujii and he's renowned for selling us Ninety Nine Nights 2 with his extreme delivery. Fast forward to now after his hiatus from Konami, he's now directing a new rhyt

Meet Jonne "Lyonaris" Lyonne and Alex "Angelican" Wong. They are but a few of the guys who help organize and flourish the Super Smash Bros. community in Singapore. They are also pretty good at the game and are training younger players to be better than them at the fighting game. In case you didn't know, Super Smash Br

As we said before, E3 2018 is over and done with, and yet we have some loose ends to tie up. Namely, which games are coming out this year and the next? It's easy to lose track and assume that everything showed off last week is all slated for 2019. And you're half-right. Don't worry; let your good pals at Kakuchopurei

E3 2018 is all said and done, but we still have a couple more stories & features to share with you. For example: are you interested in finding out the top 10 (and top 100+) trailers viewed during the past week? Scroll on below, friend. According to this post on VizionEck, the top ten most-watched and most-liked tr

E3 reaction videos have been a staple since the ex-Gametrailer guys (who now formed Easy Allies) started losing their collective s**** during the PlayStation press conference back in 2015. https://youtu.be/WY1p8ZgvqYM?t=3m28s Yes, we know these videos have been around since, but there's been quite a resurgence of the

While Square Enix fans are happy with the recent reveals of Kingdom Hearts III, they are still wondering if they'll ever talk about that one other anticipated game they teased back in E3 2015 on the PlayStation press conference. We are referring to the spikey-haired Buster Sword-wielding elephant in the room: the Final

Let us go back to the way-back-when machine, during the early and late 2000s. Before From Software became synonymous with Dark Souls, Bloodborne, and "goddamn tough-but-fair JRPGs with so much goth & despair", they used to make a ton of action games. https://youtu.be/MfPmRnheQKY?t=14m31s Action games with mythica

If you have watched the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Nintendo Direct special this week, you should have noticed that it was missing a game of a prime calibre. We are referring to Metroid Prime 4 of course, which was teased last year. So why wasn't there any news about the next first-person Metroid game that is allegedly

Xbox head honcho Phil Spencer said during its E3 press conference that the Xbox team is working on a slew of new Xbox consoles. Obviously it's way too soon to say when they'll be ready, but some sources have some inkling. According to a tip-off from a Brad Sams on Thuttrott.com: He predicts that after a round of pri

After that bombastic last-minute reveal of CD Projekt Red's sci-fi techno opus during the Microsoft Xbox press conference, we were all ready to proclaim Cyberpunk 2077 as "Witcher 3 but sci-fi, fast cars, and androids". We might have been premature with our claims, but we were half-right: it's an RPG where you control

Figured I get this out of the way: before I started contributing to good ol' Kakuchopurei, I played a LOT of Assassin's Creed Origins and its two expansions. I dug the RPG aspects of it, its charismatic protagonists Bayek and Aya, the ancient Egyptian setting during Ptolemy's rule, and the second expansion's foray into

When Devil May Cry 4 (DMC4) burst onto the scene, it introduced a new character that people believed is a legit successor to Dante. Of course, many predicted correctly that the silver hair brawler is related to the original devil hunter. However, most couldn't guess properly how Nero is related to the Dante. In fact,

When was the last time a video game song or a tune from a video game trailer reached number 1 in a country's top pop rock song listing in a short time span? You can now add Ali Edwards' "Devil Trigger" in that really rare and empty list. No doubt most of you action game fans saw that sweet Devil May Cry 5 trailer. Let

This report is based on an article by reputable Microsoft Xbox 'insider', Brad '@bsams' Sams whose leak about Halo Infinite last week being spot on. In his follow-up article  related to Halo Infinite on Thurrott.com, Sams pointed out that "the next iteration of Halo may only be a single player game and if all goes a

In a gaming field already oversaturated by triple-A military shooters, online shooters, and upcoming shooters, we get this "gem" called Insurgency: Sandstorm. Just take a look to see why I used an ingredient for french fries to describe this piece of entertainment. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grHuD8ome5s Here's t

We're at the last presentation of the week, but E3 2018 isn't over yet since the show floors open in the LA Convention Centre right now as we're typing this. So what's up, Nintendo? Getting Smashed True story: we were contemplating on doing a video on the new Nintendo Direct video just like with PlayStation and Bethesd

Between 1996 to 1998, the Capcom team comprising of producer Shinji Mikami, director Hideki Kamiya, and 50 others alongside professional scriptwriter Noboru Sugimura created a sequel to Resident Evil/Biohazard. Against all odds like a development overhaul, the game managed to supercede the original because it surpasses