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As The Force Awakens has finally arrived, we'd like to look back at the Star Wars series' dark history when it comes to its video games. Some of you may have enjoyed these games in your younger years and might have something good to say about them, to which we suggest you try them now and see how your standards have changed as a gamer. 1. Star Wars: Obi-Wan Star Wars: Obi-Wan came out two years after the release of Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace, so you would've thought LucasArts had time to make this one right, but they didn't. This third-person lightsaber slasher is a mess from a control standpoint. As a movie-based game and launch title hybrid, Obi-Wan was the perfect mix for disaster. 2. Star Wars: Demolition By the time Star Wars: Demolition debuted in 2000, Twisted Metal 4 had already hit store shelves. This vehicular combat game puts you in the cockpit of one of Star Wars' many epic vehicles and throws you into a Twisted Metal-like

A look at the best selling manga all time telling you all you need to know about the popularity of One Piece. As of May 3rd of this year, the Elichiro Oda penned manga sits comfortably on the top spot of sales. In 77 collected volumes, the manga has sold a collective 380 million copies worldwide. Number 2 is the original Dragon Ball series. With over 42 volumes, it has sold 230 million copies. Here is a look at the top 5 best selling manga of all time... 1. One Piece 380 Million copies sold 2. Dragon Ball 230 Million copies sold 3. Naruto 205 Million copies sold 4. Golgo 13 200 Million copies sold 5. Black Jack 176 Million copies sold The numbers don't lie. Last year, for the sixth year in a row, One Piece topped the best seller list, despite only offering only three new volumes. Manga sales have been in gradual decline for a long but One Piece has propped up the numbers and made them not so pathetic looking. In 2011, Oda's mang

On Tuesday, Toei Animation announced the return of Dragon Ball with a brand-new anime called Dragon Ball Super. The show is expected to debut on Japan’s Fuji TV starting this July (the North American air date has not been announced). This marks the return of the beloved anime after 18 years, with the last new episode of Dragon Ball GT airing back in 1997. The story for the new series will be a direct sequel to Dragon Ball Z, and will take place after the events of the Majin Buu saga. Where we saw Goku kill off Majin Buu with a devastating Spirit Bomb. According to Fuji TV producer Osamu Nozaki, series creator Akira Toriyama is writing the story. The new anime will not acknowledge the events of Dragon Ball GT. While Dragon Ball GT took place after Dragon Ball Z, it’s considered non-canon as it did not adapt the original Akira Toriyama manga series. Masako Nozawa, the original Japanese voice of Goku, Son Gohan, and Son Goten, will be re

Naruto, best-Selling Japanese comic is to end next month after 15 Years. Take a look back at the legendary, popular, alwaying touching manga. What does it show to us and why we love it so much for such a long period of time in our lives?  Alok Kumar Singh on quora tells a heartfelt answer. 1. Character development: It is because of the awesome character development they have focused upon, during the whole series so far. Every main character portrayed in Naruto series, has his/her own story. They don't just come and go away. Every character has a dark past behind what they are today. This character development, binds the viewers with the story. They grow along with the character. 2. Antagonists: Even the villains/antagonists portrayed in this anime series, are likeable because they all have their own well-justified reasons choosing the darker path of destruction and hatred. Example: Kabuto, Obito 3. Awesomeness of Itachi Uchiha: This charact

The loudest ninja ever known says goodbye next month. Naruto's serialization began in 1999 within Shueisha's Weekly Shohen Jump magazine. After 15 years and almost 700 installments, wildly popular manga, Naruto will conclude on Nov. 10, just five more issues from now. The iconic Japanese comic follows adolescent ninja, Naruto Uzumaki who aims to become the strongest leader in his village. Written and Illustrated by Masashi Kishimoto, Naruto is the best-selling U.S. manga of all time. The popular comic quickly gained a massive following and expanded past just books to create and empire full of music, films, trading card games, video games and guidebooks. According to Weekly Shonen Jump’s website, a film titled "The Last - Naruto the Movie" will open in Japan on December 6. An exhibition of Naruto artwork will take place next year. Whatever the finale brings, or the impact of the movie, Kishimoto's decade and a half of intense work and world bu