David’s Retro Rewind: Pokémon Channel
Now, I want to address right out of the gate the fact that I know this is a strange title for me to cover in a Retro Rewind. I mean, it’s ostensibly a game in which your primary objective is to watch…
Category: Editorial
FromSoftware’s Characters are Surprisingly Diverse
Everyone who knows me knows that I talk about my disappointment with FromSoftware’s stance on accessibility options often. In fact, I’ve even got an article planned once I get my new PC set up, that sets out to tackle whether Elden Ring…
Year in Advance Predictions – Killers of the Flower Moon
This article continues our coverage of the Year in Advance series, which includes several breakdowns of exciting films coming down the pipe in 2022. Part of this effort is a genuine attempt at predicting for next year’s Oscars. More importantly, this is…
Year in Advance Predictions – The Batman
While I’m not quite as eager as others to read the tea leaves of the awards season, I do enjoy thinking ahead. Part of this effort is an attempt at predicting for next year’s Oscars. More importantly, this is my version of…
David’s Retro Rewind: Galactic Wrestling
This is a weird one to cover in a Retro Rewind, I know. As I recall, my first experience with Galactic Wrestling Featuring Ultimate Muscle was many years ago, back when I was just a lad with a PlayStation 2 and a…
The Trouble with Hogwarts Legacy
As someone who grew up in the 90s and early ’00s, I grew up reading the Harry Potter books and watching the movies. Of course, for people reading this that didn’t grow up at that time, this was before we knew that…
Nine Things to Hope for in Hogwarts Legacy
On March 17th, the world was given another glimpse into the world that Portkey Games has made for their upcoming game Hogwarts Legacy! While they introduced us to a lot, especially considering that the game is coming out in less than nine…
How Elden Ring Reminded Me of My Love for Gaming
I have been a lifelong gamer. When I was younger I remember playing Super Mario World on my Super Nintendo, Kid Chameleon on a Sega Genesis, and beating up Bowser in Mario 64 when I would visit my friend’s home. Games have been part of my life…
Modding and Custom Content: Extending a Game’s Life Cycle
I’ve been thinking about a lot of games that have come and gone over the years. In the early days of gaming, a game was released, you played it and potentially your friends played it. After that, either you talked about it…
2022’s Gaming Releases are Very Reminiscent of 2017
2017 was one of the greatest (if not the greatest) years in gaming history, Nintendo made a splash with the Switch and released both Breath of the Wild and Super Mario Odyssey. PlayStation saw one of the biggest new IP launches with Horizon: Zero Dawn and Nioh,…