Those who have been reading my writings for awhile know that I have made it a tradition to review every Oscar-nominated film before ranking them from worst to best. That is something I intend to uphold this year, although admittedly, it’s going to be much trickier due to the fact that it involves sifting through various streaming services seeing as how theaters aren’t exactly appealing right now. Nonetheless, I’ll try to make it work, and I already have at least one review ready to go.
Yeah, it’s been awhile since my last game review, huh? Sorry about that. At least I managed to talk about the first game in a series I’ve been meaning to tackle for awhile.
Some people would have you believe the 2020s didn’t actually start until 2021. Probably the same people who insist that, because there is no year 0, the 20th century didn’t start until January 1st 1901. Seems a little pedantic if you ask me.
Happy New Year everybody! I hope you’re all doing well in light of this past difficult year. Either way, we can at least put it behind us and hope 2021 ends up being better.
Only one month before this year is finally over. About time, huh? Fortunately, it appears that there’s a light at the end of this tunnel…
Yes, it’s been yet another busy month for me. Writing that editorial was a lot of fun, but next month, I’ll try to get some actual game reviews out. Hope you all are doing well!
“We tried to include an ‘Ego’ meter on this card, but the original prints ended up being heavy enough to smother a blue whale.”
For the record, I was criticizing Naughty Dog way before it was cool. In fact, it was back in September of 2013 that my extreme disappointment in the first The Last of Us caused me to form strong opinions of the games I played, which, in turn, eventually resulted in the creation of this site, so don’t forget to thank Naughty Dog for making this all possible. And then, seven years later, the sequel managed to disappoint a much larger portion of the audience. The more things change, the more they stay the same.
Also known as the one where Red Metal actually does stuff. Hope you all are continuing to do well!
Also known as the one where practically nothing happens. I’ve been pretty busy lately, so I apologize for not getting more articles done. I’ll try to get more done next month.
Also known as the one in which Persona 4: Golden gets a Steam release! That is clearly the best piece of gaming news the medium this month, so if you were curious to check out the game after reading my 18,000-word review, that’s the place to get it.
