Bandai Namco Toys & Collectibles America Inc. (BNTCA) returns to San Diego Comic-Con with immersive exhibits, photo ops, displays, workshops, and event exclusives featuring fan-favorite properties such as Dragon Ball, Naruto and Godzilla. BNTCA will also showcase new products from GUNDAM, TAMASHII NATIONS, and Tamagotchi. There is something for everyone and attendees won't want to miss this incredible spectacle on display.
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Tuesday, October 10, 2023
Toy Fair 2023: Bandai on Dragonball Z, Gundam, Godzilla, Disney, Anime & More
This October is a constant game of catch up with Toy Fair 2023 and New York Comic Con booked BACK to BACK...for whatever reason. Insanity over logic? PERHAPS! Whatever the reasoning, we are neck deep in geek news while the spookiest of seasons begs our attention like an adorable kitten in a Dracula costume mewing at our feet. Today, we are crunching video shot by Jonathan and Meghan as they sped across the Toy Fair show floor, feverishly working to bring you the best possible coverage of all the companies we know and love. Every year, it's like a massive family reunion with endless cousins we are charged to photograph, all screaming LOOK WHAT WE CAN DO!! It's exhausting...it's never-ending...and it's really cool!
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Thursday, September 17, 2015
In Pac-Man 256, The Glitch Bites Back!
It’s a new twist on Pac-Man on your iOS or android device.
Eat the dots, avoid the ghosts unless you have a power pellet, you know the
drill. However, this time the glitch from the 256th board of the
Pac-Man arcade game (that made beating level 256 impossible) is back, slowly
eating away the maze as you head up and up. How far can you go? How long can
you last? How much can you score? How relevant can Pac-Man be in 2015?
Mobile phone games are all the rage these days, and many
claim to offer all kinds of fun for the low low price of free, but very few games
actually deliver on that promise. One game that delivered very nicely was last year’s Crossy Road. A fun take on Frogger, turning it into an
endless scroller in an isometric, pixels turned into boxes kind of thing.
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