The Outerhaven

A few years back, some friends and I decided to create a gaming podcast—a space where we could share our thoughts on video games, discussing what we loved, what we didn't, and expressing our opinions. We had no idea that this hobby would serve as the foundation for what we have built today. The Outerhaven Productions began as a simple podcast and has now evolved into a website that covers a wide range of topics beyond just video games, including comics, manga, anime, technology, and more within the geek culture realm. We provide up-to-date news, reviews, and monthly podcasts that discuss both gaming and comics, as well as report on events like IndieCade, New York Comic Con, PAX East, and many others. In recent years, The Outerhaven Productions has experienced significant growth, transitioning from a small site to one that attracts between 100,000 and 200,000 unique visitors each month. We take our work seriously and are dedicated to delivering quality content. We want to extend our gratitude to everyone who has supported us—those who read our articles, listen to our podcasts, and watch our videos. We're committed to continuing our work and striving for even greater achievements.

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Did Nintendo Help Make Death Stranding 2 On The Beach?

2 days ago | theouterhaven.net | Todd Black

Nintendo has proven over the years that it’s not afraid to work with other developers/publishers on products, or bring them in to help make new entries in its lauded franchises. You might recall Capcom working on Legend of Zelda, SEGA doing F-Zero, and non-affiliated teams like Mercury Steam and Grezzo working on Metroid and Zelda, respectively. Yet, today, it was revealed by groups like VGC that Death Stranding 2 On The Beach was worked on by Nintendo. …wait, how does that work?
A New Exhibit Is Coming To The Nintendo Museum

2 days ago | theouterhaven.net | Todd Black

There are times I wish I could go around the world on a whim, especially with this heat wave that’s going on. But one of the places I’d love to visit more than anything is Japan, especially Kyoto, where lots of awesome things are. One such “awesome thing” is the Nintendo Museum. This place, the brainchild of the legendary Shigeru Miyamoto, is home to numerous “artifacts” of Nintendo’s long, LONG history. Seriously, they did a lot of things before settling into the gaming industry.
AnimEigo Announces Episode 5 of The Anime Business on YouTube

3 days ago | theouterhaven.net | Josh Piedra

Anime distributor AnimEigo and parent company MediaOCD have announced the debut of Episode 5 of The Anime Business, a first-of-its-kind documentary series featuring interviews with a variety of pioneers of the Western anime industry. The latest episode features an insightful interview with Andy Frain, the founder of Manga Video/Manga Entertainment who was a visionary entrepreneur who played a pivotal role in popularizing anime in the UK and later North America throughout the 1990s.
Attack on Titan Iconic Scenes & Quotes Turned Into Apparel

3 days ago | theouterhaven.net | Josh Piedra

BEENOS Inc., operator of the global proxy shopping service Buyee, today unveiled a limited-edition apparel collection inspired by the TV anime “Attack on Titan: The Final Season Part 1.” Created in collaboration with fashion brand AIR TWOKYO, the range pairs vibrant pop-art illustrations of fan-favorite moments and lines with sleek monochrome designs that echo the series’ darker themes.
Little Nightmares III Gets a Release Date, Enhanced Edition, and a VR Spin-Off

3 days ago | theouterhaven.net | Keith Mitchell

Bandai Namco has finally dropped the release date for Little Nightmares III, so mark your calendar for October 10, 2025. This one’s coming to just about everything: PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC, and both the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2, although Switch pre-orders will come at a later date. This entry marks a big shift for the franchise, as Little Nightmares III is being developed by Supermassive Games, the folks behind Until Dawn and The Dark Pictures Anthology.
LEGO Party! Hands-On Preview - It’s the Most Fun You’ll Have Losing Friends This Year

3 days ago | theouterhaven.net | Keith Mitchell

During my adventures at Summer Game Fest 2025, one of the unannounced games that ended up getting revealed while I was there was a new LEGO-themed title called LEGO Party! that is currently in development by SMS Studio. And yes, it’s exactly what it sounds like. Now, before I dive into the details, I’ll be upfront—I’m a little bitter. Not because the game is bad (it’s not), but because it cheats.
Top 7 Disney Characters That Should Be in Kingdom Hearts 4

3 days ago | theouterhaven.net | Chris Penwell

A majority of the magic that can be found in the Kingdom Hearts series from the Disney worlds and characters it introduces into its games. It’s a thrill to see the likes of Ratatouille‘s Remy conducting Sora in creating a dish in Twilight Town, and Merlin helping Final Fantasy‘s Leon/Squall and Yuffie in Traverse Town, for example. The characters that Sora can meet in Kingdom Hearts 4 could help him grow and learn to become a better keyblade wielder (and possibly in the future, master).
Atomfall Wicked Isle DLC Review (PS5) - Gilly-man’s Island

4 days ago | theouterhaven.net | Andrew Agress

Earlier this year, Atomfall took us on a weird and wild jaunt through the English countryside. Influenced by classic British speculative fiction, the game imagines a timeline in which the Windscale Disaster took a turn for the worse, creating a quarantine zone for our player character to escape. But British spec-fic is a deep well, so Wicked Isle draws from it for Atomfall’s DLC expansion.
Xbox and Meta Announce Special Edition Meta Quest 3S Bundle

4 days ago | theouterhaven.net | Keith Mitchell

While you’ve already been able to play Xbox Series X|S games on the Meta Quest 3 and the newly released Meta Quest 3S, Xbox and Meta have taken things a step further with a new special edition headset designed just for Xbox fans. The Meta Quest 3S: Xbox Edition comes in a slick black and green Xbox-themed design.
ARCANA PROJECT Releases Digital Single “Kimi no Ichioshi Arimasu ka? / Ruby Ruby”

4 days ago | theouterhaven.net | Josh Piedra

ARCANA PROJECT, known for performing theme songs for popular titles such as The Aquatope on White Sand and Ultraman Arc, released their new digital single “Kimi no Ichioshi Arimasu ka? / Ruby Ruby” on June 23. These two tracks serve as the second set of image songs for LINK TRAVELERS, Bandai’s new IP that launched through “shokugan” (candy) and “gashapon” (capsule toys) in May 2025. “Kimi no Ichioshi Arimasu ka?” is a classic idol anthem in the current trend, perfect for energizing a live crowd.