We finally get to meet Col. Nohman face to face, and we end up really getting personal with Jehuty.
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We finally get to meet Col. Nohman face to face, and we end up really getting personal with Jehuty.
Read moreWe encounter an enemy from the first game, in AI Construct form.
Read moreIt’s the moment we’ve all been dreading.
Read moreDingo comes to rescue his co-workers, before going to draw off BAHRAM.
Read moreWe start off ZoE 2, meet Dingo Egret, and re-discover Jahuty.
Read moreIf WandaVision was an experiment within an experiment, Falcon and the Winter Soldier is a much more conventional limited TV series. It’s still very much a MCU work, with the higher budgets that come with a show like this. However, if you were expecting some more standard superheroic action, this is certainly the show for that. That said, this is, when all is said and done, a show in the vein of the Captain America movies, and like Cap’s comics counterpart, while all comics are political to some degree, Captain America comes to the table planning to be overtly political, with things to say, so to really discuss this show, I’m going to have to say upfront, I’m going to have to get into spoilers – starting below the cut.
Read moreWandaVision is the first part of Marvel’s new initiative for incorporating TV series into the MCU. Rather than the long ongoing series like Agents of Shield, or more street-level series that are superheroic but smaller in scope than the Netflix series, these are more limited series that are more limited in scope, while also involving some of the actual Avengers. In the case of WandaVision, they’re also starting off with a series that is considerably more experimental in style and far more personal in tone than the main films.
There will be spoilers below the cot.
Read moreWe have our last words with the pilot of Neith, before running into Anubis.
Read moreWe have our final showdown against Neith, after some heavy angst.
Read moreThis week I’m taking a look at the expansion to Marvel’s Spider-Man (which I previously reviewed).
Read moreIt’s time to take on Neith once again.
Read moreTo proceed to the rendezvous point, we first have to do a Trench Run.
Read moreThe last 4 volumes of the Silent Mobius Manga are, in a lot of respects, representative of everything about the manga that works, and everything that really doesn’t. We have some truly spectacular action in these volumes, but also a reiteration of some of the more considerably cringy elements of the series. There will be spoilers for the ending below the cut.
Read moreMuch as how Yawara! A Fashionable Judo Girl was created by legendary manga writer and artist Naoki Urasawa in advance of the Barcelona Olympics having the first women’s Olympic Judo competition, the 2020 (now 2021) Tokyo Summer Olympics has had several sports anime released for the various new sports for those games. I’ve already discussed the bouldering anime, and we also got a surfing anime which I wasn’t really able to get into – at least not enough that I felt comfortable reviewing it. However, arguably the best of these is has been SK8: The Infinity, which wrapped just last season.
Read moreWe take on the next big boss – Tyrant.
Read moreTo proceed, we need an upgrade that lets us see stealthed enemies.
Read moreThis time Batman takes down Firefly, and the unholy alliance of Joker & Scarecrow.
Read moreWe get rid of the virus and save the colony’s central axis.
Read moreWe continue to the spaceport, only to be hit by a virus.
Read moreLast year, I played through and reviewed Marvel’s Spider-Man for the PlayStation 4. It was a fun game that played very well, but had some narrative issues – some of which were iffy at the time of the game’s initial release, and had aged even worse by the time George Floyd had been murdered by a police officer. So, we now have a new expansion for the game, focusing on Miles Morales, who had developed his powers at the end of the last game, and centering him in the story. The question is, can it also address some of the main game’s narrative hiccups?
Read moreIt’s been a long time since the last Log Horizon series came out. That series ended with several mysteries still in play, and several new plot hooks set up, like Krusty having been teleported to the Chinese server, and the introduction of Geniuses – more powerful monsters with their own weird, metagame logic sent by whoever on the moon server had brought them to this world in the first place. This season doesn’t resolve those issues particularly, but it does push some plot developments forward in that regard, particularly related to the characters’ plot development.
Read moreWe take control of a pilotless Frame and send it against the other emitter.
Read moreAfter a fetch quest, we get the tool we need to take down the other Emitter.
Read moreWe’ve reached the end of Nintendo Power’s 8th year, so it’s time for the also-rans for that year.
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