Links

Anime News Network
"I was anime, before anime was cool." I say that because besides this site having the usual anime reviews and industry information, it is filled with fandom information that you rarely find collected in one place. There are news articles about conventions and fan subtitlers, fan letters and a fan message board. Fan submissions for anime reviews are welcomed. Reminds me of the old days (just a few years ago :) when fandom drove anime . . .
Anime on DVD
DVD, with its multiple language tracks and abundance of space for optional extras, is the perfect medium for anime. This site has reviews of anime on DVD, release dates, industry information and more. If you are looking to upgrade your collection to the DVD format...and why wouldn't you be :)...this is the place to go.

Anime Web Turnpike
The ultimate roadmap for anime sites on the web. Conventions, companies, news, galleries, fan sites, etc. Your one-stop resource to the world of anime and manga online. Hundreds of links and constant updates. I suppose you could use a search engine and travel through hundreds of links to find what you're looking for...you must have a lot of free time. Take my advice, take a left turn and get on the Turnpike.

EX: The Online World of Anime & Manga
This is one of the best anime-related online fanzines. Reviews include: movie, television, music, games and manga; plus there are letters from fans, feature stories on all the above including conventions and fandom, and an editorals. Most of the anime reviewed is after the Japanese release, months before a US release (if ever). Two thumbs up to this site.

Sci-Fi Channel Dominion
The Sci-Fi Channel's web site. 'nuff said, but I'll type on. This site has a little bit of everything besides what's playing on the Sci-fi Channel. Message boards, gaming information, downloadable multimedia, future-related articles, sci-fi media-related links, sci-fi merchandise and more. The most used links by this reviewer are Sci-fi Wire and Science Fiction Weekly which review sci-fi in all its many forms and formats.

The Den
The Den, or The Daily Entertainment Network, has a lot more than just sci-fi. It has a lot of pop culture articles and reviews, too (mainstream tv, music and movies). No doubt, the "babe of the day" increases this site's hit total...hey, where are you going? Come back here and read on. Anyway, for those you still left here, the sci-fi section is fun and well written with television and movie reviews, the occassional sci-fi-related poll and touch of anime through in there (usually ignored by a lot of sci-fi web sites!).

Gamer's Republic
A relatively new video gaming magazine with one of the most beautiful layouts I've seen. Their website is also relatively new and does not yet contain as much information as other online gaming sites. Given enough time and staff it could be really nice compliment to the monthly magazine. The site is multi-platform based and has news from Japan about soon (maybe) to be released systems and games. This site has potential...

IGN - Imagine Games Network
With sub-sites devoted to your platform of choice: PC, Online, Playstation, Dreamcast, Nintendo 64, this site comes fully loaded with previews, reviews, codes, releases, q&a, and daily news. One of the most complete gaming sites I've seen. Nice visual layout. Lots of content. Nuff said.

Next Generation Online
If you want to understand or were curious about the inner workings of the gaming world and you like a more adult approach to video gaming (i.e. your a serious gamer), try Next Generation Online. There are previews, reviews and demos like other sites but where this site shines is its news coverage of the gaming industry and its q&a. The behind the scenes news on companies that make the games we play and build the platforms that we play on. Interviews with developers, hardware specs and a glossary of tech terms are but a few of the goodies you do not see on most other gaming sites. The q&a section is a great place to ask questions. This site (and the monthly magazine to some degree) is the Wall Street Journal...uh...maybe the New York Times of gaming information.