Back in August of 2023, fans of Red Dead Redemption were able to play the classic Rockstar game set in the Old West on modern consoles. However, at the time, the rerelease of the game was heavily criticized for lacking features that would’ve justified anyone repurchasing it. For some, it felt like a waste of money despite loving Red Dead Redemption so much. But a new update for PlayStation 5 may have addressed the concerns Red Dead fans had about the rerelease.
The latest update for Red Dead Redemption went live on October 4th, 2023 for PlayStation 5 owners. The biggest addition with the 1.03 update allows the game to run at a smooth 60 frames per second. Beyond that, there’s nothing else really different about the game. It’s still a $50 rerelease of a Rockstar Games classic open-world experience. For some, that’s more than enough to dive back into the old west and start trotting along. Only now, they’ll be able to do so at a much higher framerate than what was available on launch.
The release of Red Dead Redemption was originally on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 back in 2010. It was the sequel to Red Dead Revolver and the precursor to a sequel titled Red Dead Redemption 2 for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. With the rerelease on more recent consoles, some changes were made that didn’t sit well with fans. Outside of the original game’s multiplayer modes not being present, Red Dead Redemption was only able to run at 30FPS when it came out for PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch. The game sold at $50 digitally, with a physical version of the game that will be available for everyone on October 13th.
The new update only affects the PlayStation 5 version of the game, which is basically a PS4 game running through backward compatibility on PS5. As of now, there are no other plans for any additional features that will affect or change the game whatsoever. But if you’re a fan of Red Dead and want to relive the fun you had playing the game back in the day, you at least have the option to do so now in 60 FPS. It might not be the best way to experience Red Dead Redemption, but it gets the job done.
What do you think about Red Dead Redemption getting a 60FPS update on PlayStation 5? Should there be other features added to the game since it’s a rerelease? Did you play the original Red Dead Redemption on Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3? Tell us your thoughts about everything in the comment section down below!
Over the past week, pre-orders for Sony’s PS5 portable streaming handheld device have been selling out. However, we learned today that some online retailers have started retaking PlayStation Portal orders from early adopters.
GameSpot reports that Walmart, Best Buy, and GameStop had reopened the pre-order process for Sony’s new piece of tech. As of writing this article, only GameStop is still taking reservations.
The PlayStation Portal will officially launch on 11/23/2023. It is priced at $199 and comes with the following specs:
Beautiful 8″ LCD screen
Take in every exquisite detail of your favorite games as they come alive on a brightly lit and gorgeous full HD screen.
60fps capable at 1080p resolution
PlayStation Portal™ Remote Player can deliver silky-smooth gameplay at up to 60fps with high image clarity on its 1080p resolution screen3.
As far as the Wi-Fi requirements go, here’s what Sony recommends:
“While your home Wi-Fi network represents a great option to use PlayStation Portal™ Remote Player because you have control over the quality of your own home Wi-Fi, it is not required. PlayStation Portal™ Remote Player can also be played wherever you have access to broadband internet Wi-Fi with at least 5Mbps for use1. For a better play experience, a high-speed connection of at least 15Mbps is recommended. If you are using public Wi-Fi, be aware that the quality of the internet connection may be out of your control, and could impact the quality of your play experience.“
The streaming handheld was announced earlier this year. For a while, some of us thought this may be the long-awaited successor to the PlayStation Vita. How wrong we were.
The PlayStation Portal is Sony’s first-party answer for people who love streaming games from their PS5. While smartphones have been able to tap into Sony’s gaming machine from other locations remotely, the Portal provides a dedicated peripheral without the use of separate controllers.
This isn’t a terrible idea. It’s helpful if your PS5 is in the living room, and your spouse or kids want to watch something other than you playing Joel Golf Simulator.
For many Star Wars fans, the various Disney Plus series released have resulted in a wide range of quality to hit the Star Wars franchise. While some were major hits that reinvigorated the love for Star Wars, others heavily divided fan opinions. The Ahsoka series luckily falls on the positive end of that spectrum with a great combination of fan service, interesting plot, and beloved characters. As a whole, the series adds to a legacy built off the back of the animated Star Wars shows, while moving forward with ideas that go into live-action with a sense of direction that other shows haven’t displayed before. Along the way, fans get to see the next stage of a character that has been built up for a long time.
The overarching plot of Ahsoka follows the apprentice of Anakin Skywalker in a post-Return of the Jedi time. The Rebellion has made the transition into the New Republic while remnants of the Empire lurk in the shadows of the galaxy, popping up here and there. Ahsoka continues to search for answers about the return of Grand Admiral Thrawn, which leads her to many of her old friends as things begin to unfold. But when two force users who claim to not be Jedi appear and break out an old foe from captivity, Ahsoka will find herself chasing a lead to prevent the return of Thrawn and stop a new war from breaking out with the New Republic.
Anyone who has been following the Star Wars shows since Star Wars Rebels is going to find a lot of joy in the Ahsoka series. There are many references and callbacks to elements from that show in clever ways, not just from characters making their debut in live-action. Ahsoka herself is at a different point in her life, played phenomenally by Rosario Dawson, in which she carries a weight from her past while trying to move ahead in the new age after the fall of the Empire.
Her interactions with the rest of the Star Wars Rebels characters we see are not always great at first, but eventually become stronger and more genuine as the series goes on. Unfortunately, we don’t get to see all of the Rebels crew in the series for various reasons, but it will be something that is clearly being planned to happen down the line.
Outside of Ahsoka herself, the rest of the cast have varying degrees of success as their respective Star Wars characters. While unlikable at first, Sabine Wren played by Natasha Liu Bordizzo will grow on you as she spends time with Ahsoka on screen. Her story definitely picks up from where Star Wars Rebels left her, with time having passed and impacting her relationship with Ahsoka as an apprentice.
Hera Syndulla is played by Mary Elizabeth Winstead, who doesn’t get a lot of screen time throughout the series. And yet she almost perfectly embodies the transition of the characters from animation into live-action, both in look and attitude. She even gets a few scenes with iconic characters from the Star Wars universe that are relevant to the main plot, despite being very brief.
But if there are a few characters that nearly steal the show in Ahsoka it would be Baylan Skoll and Shin Hati. The late Ray Stevenson and Ivanna Sakhno play the two force users with very interesting backstories that are peeled away as the season goes on. We don’t get all of the answers about them by the finale, but the details of who they are and how they relate to Ahsoka are very interesting. The biggest shame comes from the loss of Ray Stevenson (who passed after completing work on Ahsoka season 1) and how it will be difficult to further develop Baylan and Shin as characters.
Baylan’s history with the Jedi order is described by him multiple times, which is very intriguing and connected back to the Clone Wars in a very neat way that fans of the animated Clone Wars series will love. For Shin Hati however, we only ever get so many details about her relationship with Baylan. She may be his apprentice, but that’s all we really get as far as her origin and significance to Baylan. Hopefully, a second season of the series or follow-up will explore this more and give fans the answers they were hoping for here.
One of the biggest selling points of the Ahsoka series for Star Wars fans was the introduction of Grand Admiral Thrawn into live-action. This was significant because the character has a deep history with the franchise since the early 90s in the Star Wars: Heir to the Empire books that introduced him. And luckily, Thrawn’s debut in the series is every bit as impactful as longtime fans had hoped for. Played by Lars Mikkelsen, who also voiced the animated version of the character in Star Wars Rebels, Thrawn immediately grabs attention when he shows up on screen.
While the plot details of how Ahsoka and her allies try to prevent his return get murky towards the end of the series, Thrawn remains a very real threat to everyone from the start, including to his own allies. The character has been built up as the next major villain of the Star Wars franchise moving forward before this series, and where it leaves him and everyone else at the end reinforces that in a very significant way. How Thrawn will impact the New Republic going forward in the next Star Wars project is anyone’s guess, but the aftermath of Ahsoka is going to make waves for everyone to feel.
Star Wars fans also have a lot to chew on with Ahsoka because of the many references and fan service littered throughout the show. There are smaller nods to Rebels and the Clone Wars in nearly every episode, but they definitely won’t draw as much attention as the biggest fan service to Star Wars in certain episodes. The inclusion of Anakin Skywalker is very significant to both Ahsoka herself and to Star Wars fans who have been around since the very beginning of the franchise. While this is a new story, Anakin’s presence and role as the chosen one is felt throughout the entire series, especially when Ahsoka comes face-to-face with him once again in some unique ways.
With Hayden Christensen reprising his role as Anakin, fans get to see another dimension of the character that respects the legacy of Anakin Skywalker on multiple fronts. We get to see Anakin in his Clone Wars attire pulled directly from the animated series, as well as some very big flashes of Darth Vader in ways that Star Wars fans only dreamed of seeing in live-action. But the best part of all of this is how much it’s handled with care, thoughtfulness to the plot, and willingness to step forward with something new that pays homage to the history of Anakin Skywalker. It’s simply the best way to do fan service that is impactful and very cool to watch.
There are definitely some ups and downs for the Ahsoka series, but Star Wars fans will find a lot more positives to enjoy than the low points of the season. The way things conclude with the season finale leaves every character in a weird spot that will definitely require a second season to develop, but can also be a marker for where the next major Star Wars project will be taking them. Not every thread of the season is wrapped up or given answers to questions that arise, especially with characters like Baylan and Shin. But the action, spectacle, and heart of Star Wars is on full display here that other Star Wars series have yet to fully grasp. If you’re someone who hasn’t watched all of the Star Wars animated series just yet, you can still really enjoy what Ahsoka gives you and be part of the action. But those who have been around the entire time will get so much more in ways that greatly reward them for being a fan, while also promising great things to come in the near future.
What do you think of the Ahsoka series? Do you feel Star Wars fans will really enjoy watching it? What do you want to see happen next for these Star Wars characters? Share your thoughts about everything down below in the comment section!
It was inevitable. Like many other connected devices and consoles, Nitendo’s line of handhelds and the underrated Wii U will soon lose online support.
In an announcement on the official Customer Support portal, the company informed the world that online co-op, rankings, and data will be unavailable come next year. The move to defunct the various connected services affects software for the 3DS, 3DS XL, 2DS XL, 3DS, 3DS XL, 2DS, Wii U Deluxe, and Wii U Basic.
In the post, the legendary video game developer and console maker had this to say:
Thank you very much for supporting our products.
In early April 2024, online play and other functionality that uses online communication will end for Nintendo 3DS* and Wii U software. This also includes online co-operative play, internet rankings, and data distribution.
You can find more information about badges for decorating the Nintendo 3DS HOME Menu using Nintendo Badge Arcadehere.
We will announce a specific end date and time at a later date.
Please note that if an event occurs that would make it difficult to continue online services for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U software, we may have to discontinue services earlier than planned.
We sincerely thank players for using the online services of Nintendo 3DS and Wii U software over a long period of time and apologize for any inconvenience.
* This includes software exclusive to New Nintendo 3DS.
However, not everything is going to be subject to this network outage. The single online service that will continue to function in the short term will be Pokémon Bank. The paid utility does not have an end date yet, but the company did say the software “may also end at some point in the future.”
The Big N’s decision should not come as a surprise. The Wii U and 3DS/2DS handhelds haven’t been on store shelves for some time. As the business embraces emulation on the Switch, it makes sense to terminate the servers and, hopefully, dedicate resources to finally giving us virtual GameCube, Wii, and 2DS apps.
Now would be a good time if you’ve not updated your software library in a while. Make sure you download all the games, updates, and DLC you paid for on the eShop ASAP!
Amazon Studios announced a new limited series titled ‘Expats,’ which will star ‘Batman Forever’ and ‘Birth’ star Nicole Kidman. The six-part show is said to be a political drama set on the continent of Asia.
“Prime Video announced that Expats, the six-part limited series directed by Lulu Wang and based on the internationally best-selling novel The Expatriates by Janice Y. K. Lee, will premiere January 26, 2024,” Amazon said in a statement. “Expats stars Academy Award- and Emmy-winning actor Nicole Kidman (Big Little Lies, The Undoing), Sarayu Blue (Never Have I Ever, Blockers), Ji-young Yoo (The Sky Is Everywhere, Smoking Tigers), Brian Tee (Chicago Med, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows), and Jack Huston (House of Gucci, Fargo). Kidman and Lulu Wang also serve as executive producers on the series.”
According to Prime Video the series is set, “against the vibrant and tumultuous tapestry of 2014 Hong Kong, Expats centers on three American women—Margaret (Nicole Kidman), Hilary (Sarayu Blue), and Mercy (Ji-young Yoo)—whose lives intersect after a sudden family tragedy. The series interrogates privilege and explores what happens when the line between victimhood and culpability becomes blurred. Brian Tee, who plays Margaret’s husband Clarke, and Jack Huston, who plays Hilary’s husband David, also star in the series.”
You can take a look at the promotional poster below:
Expats, starring Nicole Kidman, Sarayu Blue, and Ji-young Yoo, is coming January 26. pic.twitter.com/2V1Kuyay6z
“The series’ feature-length penultimate episode will have its European premiere screening at BFI’s London International Film Festival on October 9,” Amazon added.
Lulu Wang is the showrunner, writer, and director for the series. Australian screenwriter Alice Bell and Lee is also credited as a writer for the show. Kidman will also work as an executive producer along with Theresa Park and Stan Wlodkowski.
‘The Expatriates’ was released for bookshelves in 2016 by Viking. It is Lee’s second novel following ‘The Piano Teacher.’
Netflix dropped a full trailer for the upcoming anime ‘PLUTO’ from the Japanese animation studios Studio M2, Genco, and Tezuka Productions. Masao Maruyama has been tapped as the director for the eight-episode feature.
“The newly released trailer for PLUTO sets the stage for the anime adaptation of the critically acclaimed manga of the same name,” Netflix said in a statement. “Premiering on October 26, PLUTO is set in a neo-futuristic world where humans and high-performance robots coexist in a fragile harmony. The original manga by Naoki Urasawa and Takashi Nagasaki is based on Osamu Tezuka’s iconic “Astro Boy: The Greatest Robot on Earth” arc from 1964, and won hearts and accolades around the world, including the prestigious Tezuka Osamu Cultural Prize. A stage adaptation, which debuted in 2015 and returned by popular demand in 2018, toured Japan and Europe, further solidifying its cultural significance.”
Japanese composer Yugo Kanno is handling the music and soundtrack for the series.
You can watch the trailer below:
Netflix describes the synopsis as follows,
“In a world where humans and robots coexist, Europol detective Gesicht is on the case when a string of powerful robots are destroyed, leading him to believe that the culprit is targeting the most advanced robots in the world – including himself. But things take a shocking turn when key humans involved in robot law start getting killed off one by one, and there’s no clear sign of a perpetrator at the murder scenes. As Gesicht investigates, he meets the highly advanced robot Atom, whose emotions and AI leave him questioning his own identity. Together, they uncover a dark plot that could spell the end of the world as they know it. But with the clock ticking, can they stop the greatest evil in history before it’s too late?”
The series is based on a manga from Naoki Urasawa and Osamu Tezuka. It was published by the magazine ‘Big Comics’ from 2003 to 2009. It is published in the United States by Viz Media.
The Fall of X rages on as Cyclops leads the X-Men while Wolverine joins the X-Force. The battle continues with these pages as Marvel reveals their new pull list.
“The FALL OF X rages on this week with X-MEN (2021) #27 by Gerry Duggan and Phil Noto. When Cyclops joined this iteration of the X-Men, his pitch was simple: “I am the X-Men.” If this is so, the enemies of X-Men seem to have this fight all sewn up,” Marvel said on their website.
They continued, “When everything has already gone wrong, you may think at least you have nothing to worry about. You’d be wrong. See for yourself in Kieron Gillen and Lucas Werneck’s IMMORTAL X-MEN (2022) #16.”
“Meanwhile, X-Force is held captive in X-FORCE (2019) #45 by Benjamin Percy and Robert Gill. But what powerful force can keep Wolverine, Colossus, Omega Red, and Quentin Quire from their compatriots, and what will this mean for the future of mutantkind? And, as the Chronicler focuses his powers on a new subject, how will his control shift the balance of power in the FALL OF X era,” they added.
Marvel revealed the complete list online:
New Comics
G.O.D.S. (2023) #1
STRANGE ACADEMY: AMAZING SPIDER-MAN (2023) #1
X-MEN (2021) #27
ALIEN ANNUAL (2023) #1
IMMORTAL X-MEN (2022) #16
GHOST RIDER ANNUAL (2023) #1
BLACK PANTHER (2023) #5
CAPTAIN MARVEL: DARK TEMPEST (2023) #4
DOCTOR STRANGE (2023) #8
FANTASTIC FOUR (2022) #12
RED GOBLIN (2023) #9
STAR WARS: BOUNTY HUNTERS (2020) #39
STAR WARS: DARTH VADER (2020) #39
STAR WARS: THE HIGH REPUBLIC – SHADOWS OF STARLIGHT (2023) #1
X-FORCE (2019) #45
New Collections
DOCTOR STRANGE BY JED MACKAY VOL. 1: THE LIFE OF DOCTOR STRANGE
GHOST RIDER BY ED BRISSON TPB
MIGHTY MARVEL MASTERWORKS: THE X-MEN VOL. 3 – DIVIDED WE FALL
STAR WARS: THE HIGH REPUBLIC – THE BLADE
X-23: DEADLY REGENESIS TPB
X-MEN BY GERRY DUGGAN VOL. 4 TPB
Marvel Unlimited
CARNAGE REIGNS OMEGA (2023) #1
X-MEN: BEFORE THE FALL – HERALDS OF APOCALYPSE (2023) #1
DAREDEVIL & ECHO (2023) #2
SILK (2023) #2
THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN (2022) #28
STORM (2023) #2
ALIEN (2023) #3
AMAZING SPIDER-MAN: FACSIMILE EDITION (2023) #122
AVENGERS: BEYOND (2023) #4
CAPTAIN AMERICA: SYMBOL OF TRUTH (2022) #14
DEADPOOL (2022) #8
GHOST RIDER (2022) #15
PREDATOR (2023) #4
SHE-HULK (2022) #14
SILVER SURFER: GHOST LIGHT (2023) #5
STAR WARS: DARTH VADER – BLACK, WHITE & RED (2023) #3
STAR WARS: DOCTOR APHRA (2020) #33
THOR (2020) #35
WARLOCK: REBIRTH (2023) #3
All of these titles will be available in print or digital on October 4, 2023.
‘I’m In Love With The Villainess’ is a light novel series written by the author known as Inori, illustrated by the artist Hanagata, and published by Aichu Publishing since 2022. The Japanese animation studio Platinum Vision picked up the series for an anime adaption that debuted in October 2023.
Crunchyroll acquired the license to release the anime in the United States and has announced that they will develop an English dubbed version. They also announced the cast on their website.
The voice actors include:
Rae voiced by Hannah Alyea (Cecilia in Saint Cecilia and Pastor Lawrence)
Claire voiced by Lindsay Sheppard (Erika in A Couple of Cuckoos)
Misha voiced by Marisa Duran (Hori in Horimiya)
Rod voiced by Corey Wilder
Thane voiced by Oscar Seung (Kurama in AYAKA)
Yu voiced by Ciarán Strange (Richard in Requiem of the Rose King)
Pepi voiced by Abigail Blythe
Loretta voiced by Erin Nicole Lundquist (Rebecca in Saint Cecilia and Pastor Lawrence)
Torrid voiced by Bruce DuBose (Kaijin in That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime)
Lene voiced by Kara Edwards (Mio in TSUKIMICHI -Moonlit Fantasy-)
Emily Fajardo has been tapped to work on the project as the ADR Director and Leah Clark as the ADR scriptwriter.
“Ordinary office worker Rei Oohashi wakes up in the body of the protagonist of her favorite otome game, Revolution. To her delight, the first person to greet her is also her favorite character, Claire Francois—the main antagonist of the story! Now, Rei is determined to romance Claire instead of the game’s male leads. But how will her villainous ladylove react to this new courtship?!”
The Japanese publisher Ichijinsha releases a manga version of the light novels illustrated by the artist known as tsuke. Seven Seas Entertainment publishes an English edition in the United States.
Discotek Media has announced that they will release all thirteen episodes of the sports anime ‘Aim For The Ace 2’ on home video in a Blu-ray DVD release titled ‘Aim For The Ace: Another Match.’ They will release it in the original Japanese audio with English subtitles.
Released as an OVA in 1988 by the Japanese animation studio Tokyo Movie Shinsha, the tennis show was directed by Noboru Furuse with original ‘Aim For The Ace’ director Osamu Dezaki credited as “total supervisor.”
With a planned release date of November 28, 2023, Discotek Media has made it available on the Right Stuf Anime website for pre-order.
You can take a look at the box set here:
The show was written by Makiko Mikami and Megumi Hiyoshi with the music was composed by Japanese singer Hiroaki Serizawa. The series is also known as ‘Aim For The Best 2’ and ‘Ace o Nerae! 2’ in Japan.
“Three years has passed since the events of the first series. Hiromi continued training with her coach and became Japan’s junior champion. Their common profits have also contributed to the coach being chosen as the first trainer of the Japanese Selection of Tennis and is arranged to head a trip with the youngest members of the team to USA. The relation between Hiromi and its trainer is narrower at personal level but it exceeds the teacher-student bond with great difficulty.”
‘Aim for the Ace’ is based on a manga written and illustrated by Sumika Yamamoto that ran from 1973 to 1980 in the pages of the Japanese magazine ‘Margaret.’
Gkids has recently announced, with distribution from Shout! Studios, a Blu-ray collector’s set of five films by visionary director Masaaki Yuasa called Masaaki Yuasa: Five Films, available to purchase on December 19, 2023. The five films to be included in this set are 2004’s Mind Game, 2017’s The Night is Short, Walk On Girl, 2017’s Lu Over the Wall, 2019’s Ride Your Wave, and 2021’s INU-OH. The set includes a number of never-before-seen bonus features.
The collection includes newly designed art by Masaaki Yuasa throughout the packaging, a 13″x21″ poster of the new art, and an exclusive 60-page book celebrating the work of Yuasa and featuring excerpts from the creative’s sketchbook. You can pre-order the set on the Gkids website.
Trailer of the collector’s set:
Here is a summary of each movie, plus some of the extras:
MIND GAME Audiences will begin to grasp what they are in for early on as loser Nishi, too wimpy to try to save his childhood sweetheart from gangsters, is shot in the butt by a soccer-playing psychopath, projecting Nishi into the afterlife. In this limbo, God – shown as a series of rapidly changing characters – tells him to walk toward the light. But Nishi runs like hell in the other direction and returns to Earth a changed man, driven to live each moment to the fullest.
THE NIGHT IS SHORT, WALK ON GIRL As a group of teens go out for a night on the town, a sophomore known only as “The Girl with Black Hair” experiences a series of surreal encounters with the local nightlife… all the while unaware of the romantic longings of Senpai, a fellow student who has been creating increasingly fantastic and contrived reasons to run into her, in an effort to win her heart. Featuring boundless imagination and visual wit, The Night is Short, Walk on Girl is a celebration of the unconventional, confusing routes that life and love can take, from one of the most exciting voices in anime today.
LU OVER THE WALL
After his family moves from Tokyo to a small fishing village, teenager Kai spends his days sulking and adrift. When his classmates invite him to play keyboard in their band, their jam sessions bring an unexpected guest: Lu, a young mermaid whose fins turn to feet when she hears the beats, and whose singing causes humans to compulsively dance. But when an ancient prophecy threatens Lu and the village, Kai and his new friends must save the day in this toe-tapping adventure for the entire family.
RIDE YOUR WAVE Hinako is a surf-loving college student who has just moved to a small seaside town. When a sudden fire breaks out at her apartment building, she is rescued by Minato, a handsome firefighter, and the two soon fall in love. Just as they become inseparable, Minato loses his life in an accident at sea. Hinako is so distraught that she can no longer even look at the ocean, but one day she sings a song that reminds her of their time together, and Minato appears in the water. From then on, she can summon him in any watery surface as soon as she sings their song, but can the two really remain together forever? And what is the real reason for Minato’s sudden reappearance?
INU-OH Born to an esteemed family, Inu-oh is afflicted with an ancient curse that has left him on the margins of society. When he meets the blind musician Tomona, a young biwa priest haunted by his past, Inu-oh discovers a captivating ability to dance. The pair quickly become business partners and inseparable friends as crowds flock to their electric, larger-than-life concerts. But when those in power threaten to break up the band, Inu-oh and Tomona must dance and sing to uncover the truth behind their creative gifts.
SPECIAL FEATURES
English-language dub of The Night is Short, Walk On Girl for the first time on Blu-ray
Two short films by Masaaki Yuasa: Happy Machine (2007), and Kick-Heart (2013)
Filmmaker commentaries for MIND GAME, Lu Over the Wall, and INU-OH
Scene breakdowns and commentaries from each feature film
Masaaki Yuasa draws characters from MIND GAME, Lu Over the Wall, and INU-OH
Filmmaker interviews about Lu Over the Wall, The Night is Short, Walk On Girl, and INU-OH
A Night Out with Yuasa: An exclusive interview with Masaaki Yuasa at a Los Angeles speakeasy, where he discusses his inspirations, favorite type of restaurants, perfect vacation, dancing, and more
A 60-page book featuring an essay by Emily Yoshida and excerpts from Masaaki Yuasa’s sketchbooks
And more!
What do you think about this collector’s set? Have you seen any of these movies before? Which ones were your favorite? Let us know in the comments below!
