Cyberpunk: Edgerunners: A Neon coloured miracle.

When you bring up the word Cyberpunk or Edgerunners in conversation in today’s day and age, you’re bound to conjure several images in people’s minds. Most would think of pictures of chromed-up bikers with monoband sunglasses and neon flooded streets. Those old enough to remember the original role-playing game will probably smile at fond memories of a rich world and characters. But say Cyberpunk to a gamer, and they would probably scowl, remembering the hype train around Cyberpunk 2077 derailing into a bug-filled crash on launch.

That is, until now. September saw the release of the anime “Cyberpunk: Edgerunners” on Netflix to critical acclaim from the anime community; Studio Trigger’s short ten-episode foray into the streets of Night City has served as a metaphorical adrenaline shot for what many saw as a slowly fading fandom. Without going into spoiler territory, the anime follows the path of David Martinez, a young Night City resident with a particular talent for enduring augmentation at a far higher threshold than most are capable of before being sent on an adventure within the setting.

That setting is perhaps the single most universally agreed upon masterstroke of CD Projekt Red’s 2020 RPG, a strong base that required time to correct that most would not give it. But correct and develop, they did, slowly but surely bringing 2077 up to the standard that lived up to the hype garnered during its fraught development cycle, even if by that point, most players had left the game for greener pastures. However, Edgerunners has changed that, using a combination of Studio Trigger’s expert writing and animation within the established world of 2077 to catch the attention of an audience on Netflix and, after showing them just how rich of a world Night City presents, sets them loose to play the game again.

With the addition of the Edgerunners update (patch 1.6), all augmentations, weapons and playstyles shown off by the characters in the anime can be emulated to perfection in-game, meaning that new and returning players alike can burn the city like their new favourite cyberpunks. And not only is it possible to rule the night as David or Rebecca, but it’s also optimal.

The Statistics

When you pair that with a deeply emotional and fast-paced show with high-quality acting from the likes of Giancarlo Esposito, it shows the audience what is possible within the setting and game, inspiring a colossal upswing in player count.

As shown in the above image, in August of 2022, the average player count for Cyberpunk 2077 was approximately 10,000 with a peak of 18,700, but with the release of Edgerunners, the average player count has more than doubled with the peak playerbase at a staggering 86,000 on Steam alone (Source: Steam Charts). As the show grows bigger, quickly becoming a classic, the word of mouth of Cyberpunk disseminated amongst well-known gaming personalities, bowling over those like the auteur Hideo Kojima by the show’s quality which bleeds over into the game itself:

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I just watched "Cyberpunk Edgerunners" in one sitting! Awesome! Great! Under the recent domestic anime situation, there was a feeling that famous Japanese studios were consumed by the overseas market, but not this one! This is a miracle of squeezing the trigger to the world! pic.twitter.com/Q2fzRJDAVw

— HIDEO_KOJIMA (@HIDEO_KOJIMA_EN) September 20, 2022

What does this mean for Cyberpunk 2077 and its future? The playerbase is quickly returning or discovering the world is much better than when they left it and having much more fun with the game than was possible. With more updates like the Edgerunner update on the horizon, there is the incentive and proof that not only is 2077 worth sinking time into and will keep expanding in the coming months and years. It’s safe to say that Cyberpunk Edgerunners is a beacon of showing just how much story and setting content and quality the game can provide, dragging 2077 back from the edge of obscurity and into the neon-drenched light of a cult classic.

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Shucks-howdy folks! The Cuphead Show released a couple days ago on Netflix. Your favourite Poki-Curious Anti-corporate non-sequitur-dispensary with a minor in film is going to review it!

The show follows a series of episodic (with the exception of the two-episode long Sweater Saga and the finale’s cliffhanger) farcical adventures, usually climaxing with a cheeky punchline, solution to a plot-specific obstacle or epic failure. Very evergreen and an entertaining romp even if you haven’t played the game.

The animation is consistently creative and dripping with clever physical comedy (just as well, since the writing can be hit-or-miss at times)! Seeing a modern take on old-school slapstick seemingly influenced by the likes of Looney Tunes or Tom and Jerry is a breath of fresh air.

That aforementioned Sweater Arc and the show’s Devil in general are also amazing. I mean, he opened with a villain song about how he loves taking candy from sentient sandwich-toddlers, how can I not love this!? Bravo to Luke Millington-Drake (Professional Badass Name-Haver and Actor) for a great performance! His Devil also sounds a HELL of a lot like Kenneth Williams, which I personally find hilarious.

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The Bad Batch: First on the chopping block is Baby Bottle. The mildly twisty formula of the baby secretly being a chaotic-evil troglodyte didn’t hit hard for me till the absurdity of the pranks started escelating to more extreme forms of domestic anarchy. Dirt Nap and Handle With Care also have similar issues, largely being somewhat bland with a few great jokes scattered between them. And more generally, the character Henchman (extremely creative name, I know) is literally cringe-incarnate and the show would be better off without him!

Look How They Massacred My Dice: I’m a pretty big fan of King Dice: Cool design, great theme song, the works. Heck, his episode is even one of the best in the show! That said, his characterization felt a little too similar (personality-wise) to the Devil. Would have been interesting to have one of the two be the other’s competent straight man rather than both being overconfident punching bags that get taken down a peg by the end of an episode.

Cliffhangers and Theories! Chalice shows up in the last episode and is built up pretty well as an interesting character, think a street-smart hybrid of Fred Astaire (because tap-dancing) and Karl Marx (she literally redistributed the hot dogs).

And not to turn this into a Hello Future Me video, but she also contributes to the world-building in an interesting way by using a kind of ghost form! We know ghosts exist thanks to the ironically-named “Ghosts Ain’t Real” episode, so there’s a kind of soft-magic implication that ghost forms are a kind of learnable skill. Obviously the show doesn’t NEED to go into the cartoon’s internal logic of ghosts and souls unless season 2 has a Danny Phantom parody episode, but still an interesting thought for any theorists in the audience- LIKE ME!

Overall? Pretty decent show with above-average animation and about-average everything else. I imagine your enjoyment may also depend on your tolerance for mascots with high-pitched Brooklyn accents; I found them pretty funny, though I’ll admit part of that is because a friend of mine loves doing funny impressions of an industrial-era factory worker who regularly threatens to break the boss’s kneecaps if poor working conditions aren’t addressed… On the offhand my current or future employers are reading this, don’t worry, you’re completely safe!

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Netflix dropped a new Cuphead trailer folks, and it’s gonna be a doozey! So gather ’round, step right up and hold onto your jolly-wollies, cuz we’re gonna breakdown on this trailer like an 80s b-boy! Click here if ya wanna mosey on over to the trailer for yourself, but don’t forget to pop back for some real swell commentary!

For starters, the show’s visual style really is dripping with that 1930s classic-Disney meets Rob Fleischer swag! Clear and readable, but the designs and subtle grainy flickers at times are faithful to the game’s aesthetic… Which is awesome, but hey, Cuphead the character’s design was based off an old-timey anime bloke, so imagining Cuphead and Mug Man as JoJo’s-esque stand users with heavily-shaded eyes in serious moments and “5-minute”-long beam struggles would be hi-larious as a bit.

Speaking of anime, power/magic systems are a common staple of the medium, yes indeedy Mr McCreedy! That bit at the beginning where our Titular Headed Cup flicked his paint brush only for the paint to projecterooney itself in a way just like the player’s weapon powers in the Cuphead game was sure neat!

The Cuphead Show will be coming to Netflix in the month of love, chocolate, Deadpool AND Dying Light 2! Which is to say, it will release on February 18th.

Seemingly taking more of an ensemble farcical comedy route than the level-by-level shooty-finger-bang action of the game looks like a great fit for the story, since that way you can flesh out the world a little more, get more mileage from the cast of characters, and all that good HashtagWritingAdviceTwitter tom-foolery. And I like a good high-class bout as much as the next guy, but let’s not mince words, will be nice to see a little more variety in shows going forward, which this show seems to be doing!

Speaking of utilizing your cast of characters, Ms Chalice has shown up multiple times in the trailer. Between this and the fact she’ll be getting a whole DLC pack in large part centered around her for the Cuphead game (psst, more on my breakdown for that DLC here), I’m looking forward to seeing what the writers do with her.

Overall, in case it wasn’t clear enough, I’m extremely optimistic for this show! May even write up a review blog or YouTube review video if I’m feeling adventurous and The Powers That Be (AKA My Schedule) can allow for it.

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Netflix have dominated the streaming service sphere for quite some time now. However, it now looks like they’re stepping up their gaming service too. In November 2021, Netflix’s games became released globally on both Android and iOS.

Fans of the hit TV Show “Stranger Things” were glad to see a few games which involved the series, as well as a few more less notable gaming titles. This news looks like their line up is increasing. It should perhaps entice further users to get involved with infamous company. But what exactly are these new games we’re going to be playing in the coming weeks? Great question.

Firstly, let’s take a look at the game called Dominos Cafe. The name is pretty self-explanatory, as the game sees you play dominoes with a variety of realistic challenges in one-on-one or two-on-two contests. Does that sound like something you could get involved in? It seems so far Netflix’s game have been fairly simplistic, and they don’t look to change that strategy as of yet.

Secondly, is a title called Knittens which is match-3 game. For those unfamiliar with the term, a match 3 game is a type of puzzle game where the player manipulates tiles in order to make them disappear according to a matching criterion. Examples of this include the likes of Candy Crush and Jewel Quest. However, there seems to be a twist where you dress up as your kitten when you reach your objective. Great for all your cat lovers out there we suppose.

Finally, we reach the likes of a mini-golf game called Wonderputt. Once again, its a pretty straight forward ordeal, where you have to plan your shots and the sink the ball into unique hole.

Netflix Looking to Release Even More Games In The Future

In addition to all this good news, the company also let us know that a further two games will be released soon. This’ll include a title called Hextech Mayhem. Now that sounds quite interesting. It’s a rhythm game in which you bounce to the beat of the music to avoid obstacles. First we’ve got a game for Stranger things lovers, then cat lovers and now music lovers. They should really find a way to combine all three to be honest!

Next up is a game called Arcanium: Rise of Akhan which will be an open-world-single-player card strategy game. We’ll have to keep our eyes out for the both of these and their development. They would sure be great additions to the current line up, which now involves 10 titles, including Bowling Ballers, Shooting Hoops, Teeter Up, Asphalt Xtreme, Stranger Things 1984, Stranger Things 3 and Card Blast.

How do you access these titles, we hear you ask? It’s quite simple really. On Android, you just need to tap on the new Games tab in the Netflix app. This’ll then take you to the Google Play Store to install the game. Once downloaded, they are available to play whenever you feel like on the Netflix app. Similarly, iOS users will be taken to the Apple App store instead, of course.

So there we have it, why not get downloading right away! Additionally, why not look at which streaming service is making a TV Show out of a beloved gaming franchise. After that, head on over to our store and check out the more complicated titles on offer!

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You’ll be amazed at the talent behind this new Netflix anime movie

Netflix released a trailer for an original anime movie that is expected to release in Spring 2022 and I honestly could not be more excited.

Bubble is expected to release on April 28, 2022, and has all the makings of an open-world platforming game set in a post-apocalyptic Tokyo where, you’ve guessed it, has gravity-defying bubbles…?

Bubble

Bubble is actually a retelling of a classic Hans Christian Andersen’s fairytale, The Little Mermaid, where instead of a mermaid falling in love, transforms into a human, has her heartbroken, and turns into bubbles, it’s actually a bubble that transforms into a girl.

Just normal anime plotlines.

Yet it is also set in a post-apocalyptic Tokyo that has been overtaken by nature and cut off from the rest of the world after abnormal bubbles rained down everywhere and allowed people to defy the laws of gravity. Now, Tokyo has become a playground for young adults that have lost their families for their parkour team battles as they leap from building to building. The movie will follow the protagonist Hibiki a young man who is known for his dangerous parkour style, after he makes a reckless move one day and plummets into the gravity-bending sea, and is then saved by a girl, Uta.  Their encounter leads to a revelation that will change the world.

Post-apocalyptic Tokyo where nature overruns the city certainly isn’t a new concept. Makoto Shinkai’s most recent feature, Weathering With You, also plays with the concept of world-alternating rainfall, and the Netflix series Japan Sinks: 2020 is an adaptation of a novel that puts an ordinary family to the test as a series of massive earthquakes throw Japan into total mayhem. Yet the beautiful animation shown in the trailer for Bubble could easily be the opening sequel for a Japanese open-world platforming game.

The crew behind Bubble are also extraordinary and out-of-this-world talent. Gen Urobuchi, best known for scripting series such as Psycho-Pass, Puella Magi Madoka Magica, and Fate/Zero is the screenwriter while Tetsurô Araki, best known for directing Death Note and Attack on Titan is taking on the reins as the director. Character designs have been provided by Death Note’s own, Takeshi Obata, and music will be composed by Hiroyuki Sawano, who is behind the soundtracks for Attack on Titan and my personal favourite, Promare. 

Since it is a Netflix original, it would be the perfect opportunity to create a tie-in game for Netlfix’s newest venture and allow viewers to parkour their way through Tokyo. We can only hope.

Bubble is out on Netflix on April 28, 2022.

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Bowling Ballers is an adorable, endless-runner bowling game, developed by Netflix themselves. This specific game is only available with a Netflix subscription. With the ‘Kawaii’ (cute) aspect to it, they are sure to draw in a young audience. Rather than avoiding obstacles, the players are encouraged to knock items over, which is logical as they are controlling a bowling ball. “Mechanics include skateboarding, flying and more, all with simple, intuitive gameplay.”. As mentioned in the game description, this does seem very unique and has features that many other endless runners do not have. It also seems as though the course changes and becomes increasingly difficult over time, the layout and presentation don’t stay the same.

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The League of Legends animated series will be returning to Netflix for a second season

If you weren’t aware, Riot Games partnered with Netflix to expand the League of Legends universe by bringing its fans an animated TV show set in the world of Runeterra, titled Arcane. 

The series was released over the span of 3 weeks with 3 episodes dropped each Saturday, with the finale being released over this weekend, as well as the announcement that there is already a second season in the works!

Arcane Season 2

Arcane’s season 2 announcement came after the release of the first season’s finale and included a teaser with a brief look at the season’s story.

The announcement included the voices of characters Vi, Caitlyn and Jinx, confirming their return to the series along with their voice actors (Hailee Steinfeld, Katie Leung, and Ella Purnell respectively).

It is most likely we will also be seeing the return of Jayce, Viktor, Heimerdinger, and Mel too and there is a possibility the new season will get to explore the wider world of Runeterra, outside of Piltover and Zaun.

Partners#Arcane #Jayce #Viktor pic.twitter.com/1fX0OktgKI

— Marik⭐✨ (@Marik_draw) November 21, 2021

*CHANTING* SEASON TWO!! SEASON TWO!!! #Arcane #vicait pic.twitter.com/tDNhImswnH

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— kamrin (@kamrinwebby) November 21, 2021

If you have yet to watch the series, I highly recommend it. The storyline alone is incredible, but the animation and voice acting are really where the series shines the most. There are so many beautiful scenes that will blow you away and the characterisations of each character stand out strongly from each other.

Arcane follows the story between two sisters, Vi and Jinx, as their conflict plays out when a war is brewing between the twin cities of Piltover and Zaun. Piltover, the pristine city is for the elite with fancy clothes and armoured enforcers, and Zaun is the underground city for the abandoned and cut out from society. Finally sick of being screwed over by Piltover, Zaun starts to fight back. However, as things shake out between the two cities, the mad tinkerer and the gauntlet-wearing enforcer will be battling it out while confronting their long-simmering family issues.

Even if you aren’t a fan of League of Legends, this series is really worth checking out. Riot Games also teamed up with the likes of Fortnite and PUBG to help promote the series with crossover events on those platforms, and more across Riot Games too.

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Geralt’s actor shows dedication to his role and wants to stay committed to the fantasy TV series.

Netflix found success in 2019 when the live-action adaptation of The Witcher was adored by fans far and wide. From readers to gamers to newcomers alike, The Witcher TV series has gained a huge fanbase and they’re all sitting on the edge of their seats waiting for season 2 (me included).

Now Henry Carvill, the actor for Geralt, has given hope he will get to stick around for a third season… and fourth, and fifth, and sixth.

Henry Carvill on The Witcher

The Witcher showrunner Lauren Hissrich said before the show had officially aired on Netflix that she had a seven-season plan for the show laid out in her head. The first season obviously was loved by all and with only a month away from the second season being released, Henry Carvill spoke to The Hollywood Reporter about how he feels with the potential to do seven seasons.

Carvill only had one reaction: “Absolutely. As long as we can keep telling great stories that honour [Witcher author Andrzej] Sapkowski’s work.”

The Witcher book series consists of six fantasy novels and 15 short stories written by the Polish author, so there is no worry the show will run out of content any time soon. There’s also The Witcher games that are the direct sequels to the books, so one assumes Lauren Hissrich might bring certain storylines over from those to include in the tv series.

Here is a list of The Witcher short stories that relate to the episodes in the first season:

1. The Lesser Evil

2. Edge of the World

3. The Witcher

4. A Question of Price

5. The Last Wish

6. Bounds of Reason

7. The Sword of Destiny

8. Something More/ Battle of Sodden

I for one cannot wait to see how season 2 goes and Hissrich gets to produce her seven-season plan.

The Witcher Season 2 debuts on Netflix on December 17 and it is believed that The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt will be receiving a next-gen upgrade sometime soon.

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Last week, Netflix made its new game selection available to all subscribers with access to an Android platform. Starting today at 6pm GMT, iPhone / iPad users will be able to join in on the action as well.

In the Netflix app, you will see a dedicated row for games, from which you can choose what you want to download. The iPad app will allow you to select the games category from a dropdown menu, too.

Thanks to Apple‘s policies in regards to the App Store, the process will work slightly differently from its Android counterpart. The main Netflix app will still provide access to the games library, but the games will launch as a separate app.

Once the app opens, you’ll have to authenticate your Netflix account. Then you’re all set to game!

The games coming to iOS are the same ones that launched on Android, including Shooting Hoops, Teeter Up and Card Blast. Additionally, there are two Stranger Things titles: Stranger Things 1984 and Stranger Things 3.

The next game heading to the platform will supposedly be a League of Legends rhythm game called ‘Hextech Mayhem’. It will launch on November 16th for Nintendo Switch and PC, and should join Netflix at a later date.

Though the new service’s catalogue is very small at the moment, it’s available to Netflix subscribers at no additional cost (and who doesn’t have Netflix in this day and age? Even if you’re squatting on a friend’s account).

For a selection of game recommendations to enjoy, check out Stefan’s blog!

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That’s right folks, between the Minecraft storymodes (psst, we got some cool Minecrafterooneys here), that one Carmen Sandiego special, Bandersnatch and the League of Legends adaptation Arcane (more on that here), Netflix states plans to make games accessible for the App Store and IOS. For a little catch-up, we have some backstory on Netflix’s own recent gaming service for Android users.

There may be some push-back, as tech reporter for Bloomberg Mark Gurman has pointed out the App Store’s primary policy being against letting third-party companies make their own gaming hubs in the store. And don’t even get me started on the Fortnite-Chinese store debacle or the play store legalese that became the impetus for a 1984-style ad on the topic by Epic Games.

Xbox Cloud Gaming, Nvidia GeForce Now, and Google Stadia have also tried (and currently failed) to appeal to Apple, but as of yet, the only way way these services have gotten to work is via Cloud-based gaming services, like how Facebook (possibly soon to be Meta) has a bunch of accessible mini-games of varying quality you can play with friends on Messenger. I like Words with Friends and the basketball hoopy-shooty-woosh-dunkery one.

Gurman has gone on to state that despite Netflix’s games being playable via the in-app login, it can’t be downloaded from the app itself. You’ll have to get it from the app store first, then log into Netflix. For Android games, Netflix’s gaming system functions this way for the Google Play Store.

“Apple will need to change its rules or grant Netflix an exemption” […] “That leaves the ultimate success of Netflix’s service in the hands of Apple, a longtime partner but also a growing rival.” – Mark Gurman

The Funtime Netflix Recommendation Hole: Because I’ve heard many a sad tale from friends of mine complaining they ran out of stuff to watch on Netflix, so here’s some recommendations for anyone using Netflix UK, or anyone who’s international and uses Nord VPN or the like.

1. White Tiger (Netflix Original): A shrewd young man from a poor family uses his wit and intellect to rise to incredible wealth. A darkly funny and emotionally raw exploration of class struggles and inequalities. Think Wolf of Wallstreet but double the wolf (or tiger rather) and half the Wallstreet.
2. Inside Job (Netflix Original): What if every single majorly insane conspiracy theory (besides the Flat-Earther’s) was real and kept under wraps by a corrupt government? Boom! Quirky adult sitcom fun times written and produced by Gravity Falls creators Shion Takeuchi and Alex Hirsch! I especially liked the episode parodying James Bond that also acted as a critique of toxic masculinity and incel culture. For a breakdown on the Incel crowd, have a butcher’s at the video by Contrapoints on the topic.
3. Om Shanti Om: My very first Bollywood experience and a welcomed one! You know how a lot of JoJo fans (myself occasionally included) point to all the weird wacky plot points without context in a non-sequitur jokey way which leads to a “you gotta see it to believe it” method of encouragement? Om Shanti is basically THAT for Bollywood, so I won’t go too in-depth on the plot, but I will say it is a hilarious and beautiful watch alone or with friends. Overcome the one-inch-high barrier that is subtitles and you’re in for a world of fun.

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