Stop the press! Otaku USA Magazine has joined forces with Japan's Weekly Famitsu magazine! And now, the Land of the Rising Sun's most legendary video game magazine wants to ask YOU a few questions about your burning passion for anime, manga, and games that you …Read more »
It's Sunday afternoon when I finally end up settling down for a much belated lunch at the Expoteria. Conveniently across the street from the Hyatt Regency 'O Hare, it's the cafeteria for the convention center where this year's Anime Central is now wrapping up. Outside …Read more »
Docomodake is the latest surprise on Nintendo's handheld that a lot of people might pass up in the store, unaware of its contents and maybe a little miffed by the bouncy mushroom dude on the cover. That's understandable. Retail shelves are dripping with dubious DS …Read more »
1999 was a special year for me. It wasn't just the end of the 90's, it was the year that I got my first taste of Japanese music that would leave me wanting more. The sample came in the form of a website reviewing the …Read more »
Originally formed in 1975 by Blues Interactions as a label re-issuing blues and R&B acts, P-Vine Records specializes in the art of the rerelease. In 1999 they put together an amazing collection of early 80s synth pop and electro new-wave called Techno Ca-Yo . The …Read more »
It's come to my attention that there's a few of you ne'er-do-wells out there who take objection to the fact that "Rock the Dragon" was soundly defeated by "CHA LA, HEAD CHA-LA" in Issue 6 of Otaku USA. I can think of only one explanation …Read more »
Patrick Macias
Alexandria Hill
Joseph Luster
Mike Dent
Zac Bentz
Daryl Surat