We discover the source of T-Energy and things go pear-shaped.
We discover the source of T-Energy and things go pear-shaped.
The old Star Wars Expanded Universe wrapped up, now that I think about it, several years ago – being set aside in favor of a new EU which would tie more closely to the new Star Wars films. The Old EU got a lot of crap – some justified (Jedi Academy Trilogy), some maybe less so. Thus, I’ve decided to go through the old EU, in order of publication, to see how things evolved, and whether the good parts hold up, or if the bad parts have any redeeming qualities. Read more
This time we’ve gotten a new upgrade for our Rig, and fight an earlier boss using the rig.
X-Men: First Class is a film that is almost perfect, but has a few notes that just don’t quite work for me. It’s a combinations of factors Some characters are under-utilized, some characters feel mis-written, and there are some issues with tone, combined with some frustrating story choices. Read more
Wherein we fight another very large crustacean. Read more
Wherein we learn that sometimes even fighting alien monsters in a giant robot can become a monotonous slog. Read more
This time we get to try out our Rig’s new drill… which turns it into a Drilling Rig. Read more
This time we finish hunting down memorabilia and audio logs, and deliver them to the leader of The Forgotten. Read more
I’m a fan of the Fallout series. I love the world those games build, and consequently when I discover a work that is formulative to that universe, it tends to give that work a little extra appeal for me. It’s part of the reason why I like some of the later portions of The Martian Chronicles and why I enjoyed A Boy and his Dog, which is a review for another time. Damnation Alley is a little less known portion of the sub-genre, but is still a remarkably enjoyable film. Read more
This time we continue with “The Yakuza Papers” with Part 4 – “Police Tactics” Read more
Ridley Scott is a director who is fantastic at building worlds. In Blade Runner it was the future of Los Angeles. In Gladiator it was Imperial Rome. In Kingdom of Heaven, it’s 14th century Jerusalem and Palestine. Read more
This time we’re retreading some old ground in an attempt to get the last collectables. Read more
This time we have to save Coronis Base from a badly written scientist. Read more
This time we go looking for a handful of collectables for the leader of The Forgotten. Read more
Edge of Sanity is an interesting, but flawed film, taking the Jack the Ripper case, and combining it with Robert Lewis Stephenson’s classic work of Victorian horror – The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Read more
Where we turn the difficulty down to Easy so we can get through this bullcrap, and move on with the story. Read more
Just when I thought I was doing fine with the game’s levels, I find another level that’s like banging your head against a wall. Read more
Two months after my #WTFU Video, I give my thoughts on recent (as of 4/30/2016) developments on the YouTube-Fair Use front, and further actions to be taken to improve the state of Fair Use online. Read more
This time we’re covering Issue #39 for August of 1992, featuring another major title for the SNES.
This time we continue with “The Yakuza Papers” with Part 2 – “Proxy War” Read more
This time we continue with “The Yakuza Papers” with Part 2 – “Deadly Fight in Hiroshima” Read more
After my written reviews of the Yakuza Papers series, I’ve adapted them into a series of video reviews. Read more
Civil War, as a Comic Event, was something of a spectacular failure. I haven’t been good at doing video posts on my blog the past few weeks (something I’ll try to fix shortly), but this past week I did a video post on YouTube about Civil War, the comics, event, and how that could have been fixed.
The film version of Civil War has none of those problems. Instead, it’s one of the top films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe to date. There will be some minor spoilers in this review (below the cut if you’re reading this on my blog). Read more
In time for the release of Captain America: Civil War – I give my thoughts on my top 5 things that were wrong with the Civil War Marvel Comics event, and how they could have been fixed.
Music – “Little Lily Swing” – Tri-Tachyon