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Eureka “Try, Try Again” – Review

I’m starting to think my dad is right when he says Fargo is a problem. Written by Charles Craig (nothing to do with Robot Wars), he’s best known as producing two separate Pretty Little Liars series, Eureka, and the adaptation of Kass…

Ruffy and the Riverside (PC) Review

Ruffy and the Riverside caught my attention as soon as it was announced. The Paper Mario-esque character design, along with the classic Collect-a-thon style gameplay, stood out from other Indie games that have attempted the same idea. Ruffy and the Riverside has…

Eureka “Phoenix Rising” – Review

Not only do I pick a heat wave, but I pick this episode to sit and eat a very spicy pasta. Great idea! Returning from his time directing “Right as Rayne,” Mike Rohl comes back to Eureka after directing more of Stephen…

Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Storm Ground (PC) Review

In the interest of full transparency, I know basically nothing about any of the various Warhammer universes. I would have had no idea that the Warhammer 40,000 universe is separate from the Age of Sigmar universe if I hadn’t done a bit…

F1 25 (PC) – Review

Another year, another year of toxic fandoms bickering about which of the millionaire twinks, Lance Stroll, and the Zaddy will match with them on Grindr. It must be time for F1! F1 25 brings a few new additions to this year’s release…

Ballerina (Movie) Review

After seeing John Wick Chapter 4 in theaters during its opening weekend in 2023, I thought that it was the end of a wonderful action series that was ending on a high note. Flash forward to this past weekend, and I was…

Camper Van: Make it Home (PC) – Review

Why do wholesome, lovely games do this to me? First Unpacking sent me to weird places because I decided to listen to my own music, and now we have Malapata Studio’s Camper Van: Make it Home. I originally saw this one last November…

Doctor Who “The Reality War” – Review

It’s interesting, wishing an episode would just end 20 minutes early. Then it goes on, and still goes on, is entirely about forgetting, and then proceeds to forget some of what it set up. Directed by Alex Pillai, I shouldn’t have to…

Karate Kid: Legends (Movie) Review

Throughout my life, I have had an unusual relationship with the Karate Kid franchise. The first ever Karate Kid film that I ever saw was The Next Karate Kid, which was certainly an unusual one to be my entry into this world.…

Mario Kart World (Switch 2) Review

Launch titles can make or break a console’s out-the-gate sales and impressions. Despite the Nintendo Switch’s massive success, the Japanese company knew that the successor to the home-hybrid console needed to launch with a heavy hitter. Why not go with the next…