Movies & TV
The Flash Review
After many years of development, problematic stars, and regime changes, the Scarlet Speedster has finally arrived in theaters for his solo debut. Ever since Cin...[Read More]
Sisu (Movie) Review
Action films have been enjoying something of a Renaissance over the last several years. Whether it’s the Fast and Furious films or the recently concluded ...[Read More]
Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves Review
The world of Dungeons & Dragons has had a significant impact on gaming culture. Originally introduced by Gary Gygax in 1974, the tabletop game has influence...[Read More]
Review: The Batman – The Dynamic Duo
It’s been a decade since the last Batman movie that wasn’t part of an attempt to fast-track a cinematic universe, and after years of production and ...[Read More]
Review: Bullet Train
Summer 2022 started out extraordinarily strong with the release of Top Gun: Maverick, but has since been rather lukewarm or “mid”, as the internet p...[Read More]
Sonic The Hedgehog 2 Review
In 2008, Gears of War Creator coined the phrase “bigger, badder, and better” to describe the sequel to his earth-shattering milestone of a game. For me, that ha...[Read More]
Technology
HyperX Cloud Stinger Gaming Headset Review
Hyper X/Kingston has been working on a lot of hardware, which ranges from ram, mice, keyboards and even headsets. At PAX East 2017 I had the chance to check out...[Read More]
Nintendo Switch Console (Launch) Review
First things first, I admit, I was swept up by the hype. Yep, it’s hard not to get excited with how well Nintendo marketed the Switch initially. The first...[Read More]
RapidX Gaming Chair Review
I’ll be honest – DXRacer has the gaming chair market knocked. It knows how to make a versatile, comfortable product, and has various models available for ...[Read More]
Logitech C922 Pro Webcam Review
When it came out in 2012, Logitech’s C920 webcam worked its magic on the market, gathering a number of fans that were looking to simplify their streaming ...[Read More]
In Win 503 Gaming PC Chassis Review
Gaming cases are an important aspect of being a PC Gamer. Bringing a rig to a LAN party or merely having it in the right setup means that a good PC is kept in a...[Read More]
Mimoco Powerbot Review
When I was given the opportunity to review Mimico’s Powerbot charger at PAX East 2016, I jumped at the chance. Who can’t use another portable charger these days...[Read More]
Video Games
Street Fighter 6 (Xbox Series X) Review
There is no doubt that Capcom had a rocky launch of Street Fighter V. Its console release was limited, there were fewer characters, and there was almost no stor...[Read More]
Final Fantasy XVI Review – Flames and Flickers
Typically reserved for major world-altering events, it’s rare for the world to take pause. Especially to the level where everyone celebrates when a long-a...[Read More]
Aliens: Fireteam Elite Review (Switch)
Two years after the successful Aliens: Fireteam Elite, the tough and talented hombres at Cold Iron Studios have completed the circle by releasing the game on Ni...[Read More]
Diablo IV (Xbox Series X) Review
I’ve grown to enjoy the story behind the Diablo franchise and how it can pull in newcomers and fans alike into the game. Diablo IV was first announced bac...[Read More]
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor Review
It’s been around four years since we got to spend time with Cal Kestis, BD-1, and the crew of the Mantis. Where did they end up? Well, that’s not for me to shar...[Read More]
Tin Hearts Review (PlayStation 5) – An Emotional Game With Heart
When it comes to video games, some can elicit a wide variety of emotions. Excitement and jubilation when completing an impossible challenge. Dispair or frustrat...[Read More]
Books & Comics
Coleco – The Official Book Coleco – The Official Book Review
As a retro gamer, there is a lot of history to take in that all began with the simplest concept of the video game. Pioneers in bringing these games to home tele...[Read More]
Review: Blue Exorcist (Manga)
Blue Exorcist has an interesting story about a boy, Rin Okumura, who discovers that he is the son of Satan. This is a pretty intense series that is heavily base...[Read More]
Book Review: Doctor Who
Recently, BBC released three brand new novels based on its incredibly popular franchise, Doctor Who. I could have easily reviewed each book from Broadway Paperb...[Read More]
Review: Marvel Super Heroes Magazine Issue 1
So, here we have Disney and Marvel’s activities magazine for youngsters. Let’s take a look and see what we have.
Book Review: Ico: Castle in the Mist
It seems like a cliche these days. Say the name of the game Ico and everyone expects praise. And by this point, everyone knows the idea of the minimalist game w...[Read More]
Review: Geek Dad Books
I have to admit, for the most part I had some pretty cool parents when I was growing up. As far back as I can remember (which is back to around 1985-ish), I was...[Read More]
Tabletop Games
Phoenix Covenant – Tabletop Review
Within the past five years or so, there has been a renaissance in the tabletop gaming world. With the rise of Kickstarter and other crowd-source funding options...[Read More]
Dynamite Nurse Review
3-5 player game Players ages 17+ Game Length 40-60 minutes Includes 214 cards, 30 Duty markers and a Rule Book From the creators of Barbarossa and El Alamein, J...[Read More]
One Shot podcast is tabletop Roleplaying at its finest
Roleplaying has always been present in my life in some form, starting with simply running around in the woods slashing at enemies (trees) with my sword (stick)....[Read More]
Review: Star Wars: Age of Rebellion (Tabletop RPG)
It wasn’t until a couple years ago that my long interest in tabletop rpgs was fulfilled when a friend of mine invited me to his weekly Dungeons and Dragons grou...[Read More]
Takenoko Review
I love board games probably as much as I love video games. There is something magical about sitting at a table with all of your friends, rolling dice, playing c...[Read More]
Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition Review
Dungeons & Dragons has long been known as the fantasy themed role-playing game. Forty years after its original publication, Dungeons & Dragons has start...[Read More]
Toys
Music
Green Day’s Revolution Radio Review
Despite a change in themes and studio quality, Green Day has been producing chart-topping music since the early 1990s, and has been inducted into the Rock and R...[Read More]
Random Encounter- The Big Blue LP Review
Random Encounter is a rock group out of Orlando Florida that focuses on video game music whether its arrangements of your favorite classic game tunes or wonderf...[Read More]
The Social Network Score
The Social Network is one of the year’s best films. The dialogue is razor sharp, the acting is top notch, and the music is visceral and unsettling. And wh...[Read More]
Playlist: Last Bullet
With recent reviews of Prince, Queen and Deftones, I thought it was only right we take a step away from mainstream media and, instead, take a step towards suppo...[Read More]
Linkin Park: Stumbling Into A Better Direction
Nu-metal is an ugly term to many, especially rock purists. Like every fad though, it had it’s time in the limelight and has since faded. Linkin Park was o...[Read More]
Comeback Kid “Symptoms and Cures” Album Review
Comeback Kid is back. It’s about damn time.
