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Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception (PS4) – Review

I can at least say that I’ve attempted more than three times to think of Nathan Drake as someone who could be likable, trying to dig down deep and find what Elena sees as endearing. I can’t do it. Quite frankly, he…

Beavis and Butthead Do the Universe Review

If there was ever a product of its time, it would be Beavis and Butthead. The comedy duo from the mind of Mike Judge (later responsible for King of the Hill, Office Space, and Idiocracy) predated South Park and had more crass laughs than The Simpsons could attempt. Not…

Logic – Vinyl Days (Album) Review

Warning: The videos in this article contain content not suitable for all audiences, viewer discretion is advised. Vinyl Days is the eleventh studio album by the popular rapper and Maryland native known as Logic. Produced by Def Jam Records, this release is…

Capcom Fighting Collection (Switch) Review

As someone who grew up with video games right at the turn of the century, my experience with the works of Capcom was very rooted in their home console video games. The arcade scene was dying, and the most I ever played…

Obi-Wan Kenobi (Disney+) Review

Star Wars is a franchise that gives me a lot of hesitation due to how varied the quality is throughout all the works. After two seasons of The Mandalorian I had good faith in their live-action series, but The Book of Boba…

Doctor Who “Smile” – Review

“Emoji. It speaks emoji,” no really, tell me how this series is great, youthful, and not predominantly written by white men who are now at least over 40 years old. Frank Cottrell-Boyce and I don’t get along for several reasons. Mostly due…

Disgaea 6 Complete (PS5) Review

Nippon Ichi Software has been home to several acclaimed franchises, most of which have been big in Japan and a mere few making it overseas to the West. Luckily, every entry of the Disgaea series has come one way or another for the USA…

TMNT: Shredder’s Revenge (PS4) Review

It’s been a strong few years for the revival of the beat-em-up genre. Streets of Rage got a long-awaited fourth entry, the previously-lost Scott Pilgrim beat-em-up got an anticipated re-release, and we’re now getting a sequel to the classic Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles beat-em-ups from three decades…

Behind the Frame: The Finest Scenery (Switch) Review

Art is a beautiful thing. It can mean different things to different people, and it can allow you to express things that words just aren’t strong enough to express. Despite its short length, Behind the Frame: The Finest Scenery shows that art…

The Serpent Rogue (PS5) Review

When I first heard about The Serpent Rogue, I thought by the title that I’d be in for a fantastical roguelike. Imagine my surprise when I did some deep-diving and found a plague doctor up against the elements with nothing but the ability…