With any Stranger Things 3 review, there’s a built-in understanding that the author is probably a fan. At this point in the plot, there’s no real reason for someone to suddenly jump in and start critiquing. If you’ve watched the latest episodes… Continue Reading
I’ll put this out there before we truly begin: I hate games by Qantic Dream and David Cage. I’ve played Fahrenheit, aka Indigo Prophecy and I’ve seen enough of Beyond: Two Souls. Collectively, I straight up dislike the gameplay. Of course, that’s… Continue Reading
After next week’s review, I promise this will be the last time I mention The Sinking City. Probably. The game and its Lovecraft influences have gotten me on a horror kick though. As a result, I thought I’d share what other… Continue Reading
Rumors have been flying around for awhile now about new Nintendo Switch hardware coming soon. It’s not too surprising given the current climate. The console is a little over two years old now. It’s also a little underpowered and a… Continue Reading
***All images property of Image Comics, Ed Brubaker, and/or Sean Phillips*** My review of Kill or Be Killed volume one should be prefaced with the books I’ve read from Ed Brubaker so far. After seeing a lot of praise and suggestions on… Continue Reading
Now that I’m 11 episodes into this series, the battle cry of “the second half is amazing!” still applies. Neon Genesis Evangelion is struggling so far to match the praise I’ve heard though. I mean, wow. It’s really amazing how ordinary and… Continue Reading
***Apologies for the lack of images. I’d planned on using my own, but of course the PS4’s screenshot feature isn’t working for me the one time it’s actually useful instead of superfluous.*** Nowadays I think $60 games have to be… Continue Reading
Here, have an old vlog that I forgot to post!
***All images property of Masamune Shirow and Kodansha Comics*** As mentioned in my vlog from mid-June, the Ghost in the Shell movie is one of my favorite things. Well, at least in all of nerd-dom. I like the sleek, cyborg future aesthetic. … Continue Reading
198X by Hi-Bit Studios seeks to capture the arcade nostalgia (and teen drama) of living in the 1980s. With a mixture of 16-bit game snippets built from the ground up and a very intimate story, the game has its pros and… Continue Reading