Come for the games, stay for the drama.
While I can see how some folks think this is the worst of the Final Fantasy games, I really liked it… mostly.
Finished! My PlayStation says I spent 39 hours in the game. I was taking my time at it, too, doing all the optional content, so this isn’t a speed run. Tactics Ogre Reborn came today, though, so I just went straight for the ending, which wasn’t all that far away. I can’t say much of … Read more
Black Adam has to do a lot of heavy lifting for one movie, so it brings along some friends, in the form of the Justice Society, to help out. At the end, I think I’d have rather seen a Justice Society movie. Dwayne Johnson monotones his way through the title role, without any of the … Read more
It might go a little like this. But what if the Avengers were talking about it, or it was being reviewed by Siskel & Ebert? Keep reading!
Oyebanji’s Braking Day is a refreshing take on the generation starship story that avoids many of the tropes of the genre. The novel follows trainee engineer Ravi MacLeod as he discovers that the truth about the 132 year journey to Tau Ceti is not what he has been told. Although the book has a few flaws, Oyebanji’s writing is enjoyable and makes for a quick read.