Netflix’s The Witcher’s Swordplay is Not Historically Accurate and That’s Okay.
So recently, I was finally able to finish Netflix’s The Witcher. It was pretty much sacrilege for me to put it off for so long as a sword fighter and a Witcher fan. Now that I have finished it, I can say that I very much enjoyed it! The story was very engaging, and I […]
My Hero Academia Review “Fighting Fate” Season 4 Episode 4
This episode begins with Deku and Mirio walking through the city as part of the work-study. The two heroes were told to behave normally when they encounter Overhaul. From a small dark side street runs a little girl named Eri, towards Deku and clutches him tightly. But suddenly Overhaul stands in front of them. Deku […]
Star Wars Clone Wars Ambush, Rising Malevolence and Supply Lines Reaction
“Ambush” Season 1 Episode 01 Jedi Master Yoda is on the way to Rugosa, one of the moons of Toydaria. His goal is to meet the Toydarian King Katuunko. The aim of the meeting is, to build a base for the Republic on Rugosa, to protect the system from the Separatist. But before Yoda arrives […]
FanFaireNYC 2020 Review
Conventions have always been something I’ve always wanted to go to since I first heard of Comic-Con, MAGFest, PAX and E3 when I was a young teenager starting high school, but instead of going to a very major convention, I decided to go to FanFaireNYC for three reasons: it was closer to home, cheaper, and […]
Console Wars: The Crash and The Rise
1983 was pretty much like the great depression for gaming. When the video game crash happened, a lot of consoles suffered from this, as now all appeal had been lost. Not only that, the rise of home computers, like the Apple Macintosh and the legendary Commodore 64 were on the rise for this period between […]
Console Wars: The Humble Beginnings
If you were wondering where in the hell I’ve been since January 1st when the Virtual Boy article was released, the real answer would be “I’ve been making some cash, working security, my feet and legs hurt, and could break like a box of dry spaghetti noodles at literally any moment” but the answer I […]
Joaquin Phoenix’s Unpredictable Fighting Improv is Literally a Danger to Everyone on Set
I was in the middle of writing my thoughts on the fighting style of Netflix’s The Witcher and then a friend of mine sent me an article from Syfy about Joaquin Phoenix and his improv fighting style on The Joker. So, I immediately switched gears and as a fight person myself I had to get […]
Cyberpunk 2077 Delayed but Crunching is Inevitable and That’s Bad
A Delayed Game is a Good Game Mr. Shigeru Miyamoto once said, “A delayed game is eventually good, but a rushed game is forever bad.” This quote has been echoed quite a lot these past months. Another game this year has been delayed. CD Projekt Red has announced that they are delaying Cyberpunk 2077 to […]
The Dungeon Run: As Seen by a D&D Fan
To preface an article on something with such a rich history as Dungeons & Dragons, I feel it’s best to start from the beginning, or more specifically, where it began for me. I was in college about the same time Geek and Sundry first started putting out their infamous Critical Role show and hadn’t the […]
Steven Universe Season 1 Episode 4 Analysis
Episode 4 of Steven Universe really highlighted the importance of being together and taking the time to bother with your friends. We start the episode with Steven trying to have “together breakfast” with everyone but they’re all busy with one thing or another. When he finally convinces one of them to try, they become greedy […]
