A New Trojan is Targeting Gamers
Every time I download a sketchy file from the internet I know the gamble I am taking. No matter how many scans you run on a file there is always a chance that a virus can slip through and steal all of…
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Stop and Go (Film) Review
Are we at the point when we can joke about the COVID-19 pandemic? If the jokes are told with this level of sincerity and skill, I’d say the answer is a definitive yes. Stop and Go perfectly juggles a complicated balancing act. The…
The Game Awards Set For December
Well, I think we know what this will be dominated by. There will be a series of ads, music from people you’ve never heard of, several developers including Hideo Kojima showing up, and a fist full of trailers for games a year…
Moonglow Bay Delayed To Late October
We’ve been keeping an eye on the development and impending release of Moonglow Bay. The Fishing and Adventure-focused game captured our attention during E3, and since then we’ve been excited to take a look at it. Originally, it was intended to release…
Europa Universalis 4 Is Free On Epic
Monday, a UK watchdog, the ASA, advised that microtransaction ads should know their role and shut their mouth. Also that Star Wars RPG everyone likes is coming to the Switch. Tuesday, Deep Rock Galactic possibly teased the date of its next big update. Wednesday, Activision-Blizzard settled a…
Toy Soldiers HD Release Delayed to Late October
The Action-Strategy game Toy Soldiers was originally released on the Xbox Live Arcade service back in 2010. It spawned two sequels and is now getting an HD remastered edition that was originally slated to release today. However, yesterday it was announced that…
Doctor Who “Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS” – Review
Don’t be alarmed, but next week we are going… to the north. We might want some scissor grenades, limbo vapor, triple blast brain splitters, and the fleshy boy named Jenny. Anyway, that’s enough about one of my favorite Mark Gattis episodes. Let’s…
A Retrospective on Daniel Craig’s James Bond
Every generation of twenty or so years, it happens; the end of a Bond Era. Ever since Ian Fleming’s novels were first adapted to film in 1962 with Dr. No, the James Bond franchise has become synonymous with movies, coolness, and the…
Life is Strange: True Colors Joins New Charity Campaign
The Life is Strange franchise has always had its roots in social commentary and advocacy. Because of that, I’m not surprised that the latest entry in the franchise, Life is Strange: True Colors and its developers are partnering up with a new…
Is Control the SCP Game People Have Wanted?
With the stable popularity in the SCP series, it’s no wonder why there are so many fan games based in the world of SCP. Before diving into all these different games, let me quickly summarize what SCP is for those that don’t…