After watching a VHS tape designed to brainwash kids into loving Pokémon, I felt inclined to revisit the beloved anime series from my childhood. Pokémon: Indigo League, season one of the long running series, is the only one I finished, mostly because Brock left early
Video games have tons of working parts that go into making them all so amazing. The story, the characters, the world, the graphics, the controls. But there is often an element that a lot of people overlook. An element that truly does bring to life
During Gamescom 2016, Konami showed a trailer for what appeared to be a really shitty Left 4 Dead 3, but was bizarrely and presumably accidentally named Metal Gear Survive instead. Although the video featured well known characters from the Metal Gear franchise like Big Boss and
Surprise, this movie is bad. It’s very, very bad. I don’t even know where to begin but I have no idea how a movie with a thirty million dollar budget, none of which shows in its lifeless, dull sets and monotonous and by-the-numbers cinematography, managed
As the Pokémon Go craze continues to swell, I thought it might be fun to travel back to the late ’90s to see how it all began, specifically since Generation 1 is the main attraction. Before I started my PokéJourney, I was a Nintendo Power
I’m a pretty big fan of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. The trailer for the reboot was enough for me to just say, “yeah no thanks” and move right along. The sequel, Out of the Shadows, which hit theaters on June 3rd and with its introduction of
Following the news that Crash Bandicoot would be receiving remasters of his first three titles, ’90s mascot and all around bad boy Bubsy Bobcat, in a statement released earlier today, said he was ready for acclaimed studio Accolade to begin work on remastered versions of
Nintendo is a company that marches to the beat of its own drum. Every E3 they’ve demonstrated just that, with the last several years opting out of a press conference altogether in favor of their own brand of showing off new games. This year was
With less than a month from the original launch window, No Man’s Sky co-director Sean Murray came to the realization that no actual campaign or gameplay functionality, outside of going to an innumerable amount of randomly generated planets and then proudly telling other people that you did
“Boy, that is the ugliest looking game I’ve seen in a while.” That was my first reaction to Undertale, a video game that was released on my birthday, September 15th, of 2015. Although my opinion about the art still holds somewhat true, the charm of