Azur Lane replays the ‘Upon the Shimmering Blue’ event, offering rare Sakura Empire ships not in the regular rotation. Among them are Shimakaze and Katsuragi and the super rare cruiser Chikuma, a potential Rule 5 candidate. Chikuma boasts an intriguing history, filled with battles and fans eagerly awaiting new adventures post-event rerun!
In my latest video, I venture through the climax of Wing Commander II with some tragic endings. As my palette cleanser, I’ll now switch to side games, before returning to an overhauled Wing Commander III. While Wing Commander II doesn’t spark much nostalgia, it sure beats the first in its gameplay, aesthetics, and grand story!
Azur Lane introduces the Mary Celeste, the ocean’s poster child for disastrous voyages, now the history’s coolest ghost ship. A cursed past, crew mysteries, and a peculiar costume, she defies reason but keeps the game’s charm afloat.
More tech, more better, video game edition? Does technical progress always make for better games?
São Martinho, flagship of the Spanish Armada in 1588, arrives in Azur Lane as a rival beauty to Golden Hind.
Do video games only get better with time? I don’t know, has music only improved with time? Let’s just look at mixing for an example answer.
Meet Golden Hind, one of the new shipgirls of the Tempesta faction.
Sometimes you wonder whether you’re the kind of person who’s going to punch out when things get rough, or fight until the end, even if it ends in a crater.
Meet Royal Fortune, the first sailing ship and member of the Tempesta faction to grace Azur Lane.
If you can dream it, you can build it. But maybe that doesn’t always result in the best outcome.