About Binge Bulletin
Who runs Binge Bulletin and what it covers.
Binge Bulletin covers games, anime and TV for fans everywhere: a weekly-ish read for people who spend their evenings bouncing between a controller, a Crunchyroll queue and whatever the group chat says they have to watch next.
It’s run by Joe, a fan who works in gaming social media. That day job means a lot of time watching trailers, release calendars and comment sections, and this is where the useful bits end up: what’s actually out this week, which anime are worth a slot on your watchlist, cosy games for dark evenings and gift ideas that won’t make a fan wince.
What you’ll find here
- This Week – a round-up of new games, TV and streaming, with regional dates where they differ.
- Seasons – anime season guides, spooky-season binges and the debates that never die.
- Cosy Corner – gentle games, co-op nights and comfort viewing.
- Setup – ideas for a comfier gaming nook, linking to buying guides on our sister site What2Buy (a UK guide site, so its picks and prices are for UK shoppers).
- Merch – fan gift guides, including our own small Etsy shop, Nightfandom.
How we handle facts
Release dates and platforms are checked against publishers, platform stores and reputable news sources, and every post lists its sources at the bottom. When a release is the same everywhere we give one worldwide date; when it differs we list it by region (for example US / UK / JP). If we can’t confirm a date it’s marked TBC or left out. Streaming catalogues vary by country, so check your local service – and dates do move, so check the store before you book a day off.
Independent and unofficial
Binge Bulletin isn’t affiliated with any publisher, studio, streaming service or broadcaster. We don’t use official logos or key art – every illustration on the site is original CSS and SVG doodling. Game, show and brand names belong to their owners.
Some links earn us money or point to a shop run by the same person; see the affiliate & merch disclosure.