Steins;Gate Re:Boot is a huge disappointment that adds remarkably little of value as a remake.
With heaps of cut content, and pathetically insignificant new content, it is simply not worth the money over the original.
Most SciADV entries were made in the span of 1-3 years. Steins;Gate notoriously had 85% of its development done in a mere 4 months.
But Anonymous;Code spent over 7 years in development. What happened? And how did the project evolve from its initial conception to the final retail release?
With the next SciADV mainline stuck in a very similar development hell, let's take a look back at the chaotic development history of Anonymous;Code.
As volume 9 continues the series' streak of greatness, Asadora is shaping up to be something truly special.
Could it possibly be Naoki Urasawa's best manga?
Naoki Urasawa has written masterpiece after masterpiece throughout his career. And much of his bibliography centers around the power of art or music in some capacity.
His next series, The Final Manga Classroom, seems to continue that trend but through the lens of manga art in a GenAI-driven world.
The info we have is rather scarce as of the moment, but as we approach its release, what are your expectations for the manga? Will it be a short serialization like Mujirushi or Master Keaton Remaster? Or will it be a longer one? And how would that impact Asadora, whose release has slowed down drastically in recent years?
As I'm sure most of you on this subreddit have heard, in the last few days, aNCHOR has announced two English Muv-Luv Steam releases: Muv-Luv Tactics for 2027 and Muv-Luv Girls Garden for Q4 2026.
It's a time of cautious excitement for the revival of the IP... but also grave concern that Tactics might still be using AI-generated assets even in its final builds. Let's discuss.
After 15 years of being exclusive to a largely inaccessible physical PC release, Steins;Gate: Variant Space Octet is being ported to consoles as a Re:Boot pre-order bonus in Japan.
With the new console ports, can we expect an official English release for Octet too? And can we expect any sort of standalone release for these ports? Let's discuss.
Our biggest fear has been confirmed. Steins;Gate Re:Boot's new route is just an adaptation of Hyde of the Dark Dimension, rather than something new and original.
But as per translator comments and major content discrepancies, there seems to be more than meets the eye with it. What exactly is going on?
Steins;Gate Re:Boot's English website is up, revealing strange new information.
The western releases of the PS5, Switch 1, and Switch 2 ports are now set to launch in October, two months later than the Xbox and Steam versions. And what happened to the PS4 port?
Let's discuss.
Steins;Gate Re:Boot’s release details have been announced.
Xbox is back. There's seemingly no English dub. But perhaps most interestingly, the new opening is filled with A;C-related motifs and imagery.
There may be more to Re:Boot than it seems.