Brain Age isn't just a game... well, it isn't a game at all. It's more of a daily exercise program for your brain, one which you just so happen to play on the Nintendo DS.

We're back with loads of video game, comic book and movie news, as well as a review of Silent Hill. And you've seen James' Onegai Twins music video, now listen to his review of the controversial series.

D.W. and Ian took control of the show while we took the week off. (Ian's review of V for Vendetta does contain spoilers!)

Who ya gonna call? Ghostbusters! Kellen, the anime-reviewing boy wonder, takes a long, critical look at Peach Girl in the latest Anticipation.

Our VCR broke, leaving us unable to review Ghostbusters as promised... and, thus, without a topic for the week. However, James is here with his review of Magical Shopping Arcade Abenobashi.

Runaways: The Good Die Young is quite simply the best volume yet, but it's still lacking something. Plus, we unload a ton of comic book, video game and movie news. And Kellen's third installment of Anticipation is here.

If there's one thing we decided about V for Vendetta, it's that it needs to be seen multiple times to be fully appreciated. If there are two things, it's that the film is a wonderful exploration of the other side of terrorism. Also: the self-proclaimed video game fanatic, D.W., debuts the Gaming Guru's Guide.

Ian debuts his comic book movie news segment, while we breeze through several topics and the upcoming list.

The best way to describe Ultraviolet is to call it eye candy. Sure, the plot has a sizeable hole and the dialog is mostly expositional, but it's oh so gorgeous! Kellen and Anticipation are back, and this time he reviews Witch Hunter Robin.

In this all-vampire episode, we review Already Dead by Charlie Huston as well as the Vertigo comic book Bite Club. D.W. chimes in with a Castlevania retrospective, while Ian, James and Kellen review Blade, Night Warriors: Darkstalkers' Revenge and Hellsing: Impure Souls (respectively).