It’s the third act, and everything is coming to a head!
Read moreDetective Comics #673 Recap


We continue with the second act of Joker’s little drama.
Read moreWe watch the ending cutscene, and I give my final thoughts on the game.
Read moreWe have our final boss fight with the Dark God Bu’Shin.
Read moreI haven’t done a book review in a while, so this week I’m taking a look at February’s Sword & Laser Book Club pick. Also, on top of the earlier review, I do get into some spoilers regarding the plot’s reveals in the second half of the video, if you want something more in-depth.
Read moreWe make our way to the final boss fight, and the party readies themselves for the battle to come.
Read moreWe head to the portal to Dimension World, picking up some more gear along the way.
Read moreWe get around to The Joker’s blockbuster plot.
Read moreI have finally, after much waiting, obtained a PS5. With that, among other things, comes Astro’s Playroom, a platformer designed to showcase the features of the Dual-Sense Controller.
Read moreThe Dark Bishop sacrifices himself to his god, and the party withdraws to town in order to regroup before heading to the last area of the game.
Read moreWe finally get to the boss fight we’ve been waiting for – our third match with The Reaper.
Read moreI’m continuing my look at the films of King Hu with his other film that the Criterion Collection has brought to the states – A Touch of Zen.
Read moreWe fit a couple more dialog triggers in leading up to the next boss fight, before we hit another wall and have to retreat.
Read moreI screw up some button inputs and have to cut my run short.
Read moreDriving a car in first person in a video game is, to me, the anti-fun. Far Cry 4 is a game that manages to make that experience worse, and ruins the enjoyment of the game.
Read moreWe continue ever close to the launch of the N64.
Read moreNegima, Ken Akamatsu’s previous manga, was one that Akamatsu wanted to make as a battle manga, his publisher wanted to make as a fanservice-heavy rom-com, and ended up being both. UQ Holder, Akamatsu’s current manga, starts as a battle manga and has, to date, stayed that way, with plenty of fanservice and some rom-com hi-jinks scattered through the series.
Read moreIt’s weird for a game to become topical after the fact. That feels like the case though for Wolfenstein: The New Colossus.
Read moreThis time, we get the unholy alliance of The Joker and Scarecrow…
Read moreIf you were expecting the Manga Contest to come to some sort of a head this volume, expect disappointment.
Read moreThese volumes of Knights of Sidonia are the lead-in for the big climax of the story. Tanijiro picks his romantic interest in these volumes, and the Sidonia gets ready for their big final assault on the Greater Cluster Ship, only for a new wrinkle to potentially ruin their plans – and the ship.
Read moreGunhed is a film that I remember seeing often on TV schedules for the SCI-Fi channel back in the day, but never got around to watching in its entirety. I was impressed by the film’s effects work, but I was never really able to watch enough of the film to really get the plot. At long last, though, I’ve finally gotten around to watching the movie in is entirety.
Read moreI’ve been following the Sword & Laser podcast for a while, but I never really had gotten around to reading along with any of their book picks until this year, with The Fold.
Read moreWe attempt to push through to the next boss fight, only to run into some unexpected game design choices.
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