The fourth of my 2025 New Year’s Resolution games – Judgement – has finally been beaten. It took me about 40 hours of playtime – so now it comes to the question of what did I think about the game?
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The fourth of my 2025 New Year’s Resolution games – Judgement – has finally been beaten. It took me about 40 hours of playtime – so now it comes to the question of what did I think about the game?
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Abbot & Costello Meet Frankenstein is a film I knew – erroneously – by a presumed reputation. It was credited as the film that ended the long-running Universal Monsters series. Allegedly, it took the wind out of the monsters and made it so no one could take them seriously anymore. Having, at long last, seen the film, I feel like I can say with a degree of confidence that at as far as the film’s intent is concerned, nothing is further from the truth.
Read moreThe show is now available on Netflix, and it’s a pick for the bonus episodes on the Axe of the Blood God Podcast, so it’s time to cover the show here, on my YouTube channel, instead of just on my blog.
The first half of Frieren is available on Blu-Ray from (Affiliate Links):
Read moreIt’s time to take on the big Dragon Turtle himself.
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Another moderately short session, but things will be picking up soon.
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The City and The City is a weird book. On the one hand, it’s a hard-boiled police procedural novel, in a line that most readers would be familiar with. On the other, there is a core element of the story about perception of reality, and what we see and choose not to see, that requires the reader twist their brain some.
Read moreI give my thoughts on the Nintendo Switch 2 Direct… and then add an addendum from the edit bay regarding the (as of 4/5/2025) lack of a pre-order date and the potential change in the price.
Before getting into The Helpful Fox Senko-San, we discuss the nominees for the Crunchyroll Anime Awards.
Ameku MD wears the legacy of House MD on the sleeve of its scrubs. It’s a show where, in the first episode, someone suggests Lupus while working on our first case, only for it to be dismissed. It generally does an interesting job with its characters and mysteries, but I’m not sure why I don’t like it.
Read moreThis was a slightly shorter session this time, as we’re in more of a general development section of the chapter.
Read moreI take out the next castle.
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Inspired by an episode of one of Waypoint’s spinoff podcasts, I’m taking a look at the ways to watch sports in Portland, Oregon, and how good (or not so good) they are for the Timbers, the Trail Blazers, and the Seattle Mariners.
Turns out I took the wrong exit from the Ghost House.
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I find the Blue Switch Palace
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I’m Living With An Otaku NEET Kunoichi?! is a gag anime that aired in the Winter 2025 season, and was the fanservice show I went with this cour. It’s an okay example of its genre, and the jokes generally land fairly well, but the series is not without some issues.
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I watched some of the original Aquarion series back when it first aired before streaming services were a thing, and if you were watching anime as it came out you were watching it fan-subbed. It was semi-infamous among fandom circles as the show where the pilots’ orgasm when the mechs combine. Having fallen off on most of the subsequent series, the new installment, Aquarion: Myth of Emotions had enough of a gap from the last that this felt like a decent place to jump on.
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