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Must See: She-Ra And The Princesses Of Power

Welcome to a new series of articles we’re titling “Must See,” a collection of TV shows, movies, or anything you watch that we’re suggesting you see. While reviews would fit a single episode or a whole movie, we’re taking a look at…

Underappreciated: Indivisible

So far on my journey to discover and elevate the most underappreciated games, I have covered both the Gravity Rush series and Mass Effect: Andromeda. Today, however, I will be talking about what could possibly be the best game this year that…

Boss Fight Books: Katamari Damacy – Impressions

Folks, there’s one thing I like as much as playing games and that thing is reading. Why not combine those joys with the Boss Fight Books collection? A month or so ago I’ve read through the book on Metal Gear Solid, by…

What The Next-Generation Of Gaming Has To Do

Sony vs. Microsoft. A tale as old as 2001. What’s depressing about that is how some of you reading this may not have been born by then, which makes the PlayStation 2 (Sony’s big boy in the fight), and the original Xbox…

Fortnite Chapter 2 Grind is Tougher Than Ever

I’m not a dedicated Fortnite player by any means. Possibly once a week, I’ll log on and play a few matches. If anything, I’m just interested in how the game progresses over its expectedly long life. When I hopped on to try out Chapter…

Satisfactory Dev Says Epic Backlash is a Vocal Minority

The Epic Games backlash has become commonplace in recent months, with people going so far to cry “spyware,” and other general grievances. It makes sense to slate a digital storefront for its issues such as a lack of a basket at the…

My Drift from Overwatch

In 2017 and 2018, Overwatch dominated my life. I was always excited to play events for the chance of getting new skins for my favorite characters. I was a huge fan of the PvE modes that were a nice change of pace.…

Google Daydream Is Another Warning For Stadia

2016 was an alright year in gaming if we look back on it. Doom released, and it was the classic with all the shiny modern bits attached. Dark Souls III released, much to my sleeping patterns’ detriment; who are we kidding, I never had…

Activision Blizzard Has Crossed a Line

To say that video games exist outside the realm of politics is naive. The process in which a game is made is political, depending on how the developers are treated, if they’re allowed to unionize, etc. How a game is treated by…

Fire Emblem: Three Houses Impressions

Fire Emblem: Three Houses first released back on July 26th of this year, so it is safe to say that I am a bit late to the party even if I picked up the now critically acclaimed strategy RPG back when it…