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Review: Batman in the Sixties

At this point in time it would be pretty safe to assume that everyone with a connection to the internet and the ability to come across this site knows who Batman is. But how well do most people know his history? Outside of the famous origins story that we’ve all come to know and love, [ READ MORE ]

Assassin’s Creed Renaissance, Kafka on the Shore, Master of the World

It finally happened. I came across a gaming book that wasn’t an entirely bland read. I know that it’s almost unfair to books related to gaming to group them all together and say that all of them are bland, but the experiences I’ve had with reading them so far hasn’t been too fun. Let’s move [ READ MORE ]

Review: The Kingdom of Loathing

Name one game where you search for a Holy Macguffin with the help of your father’s diary, you fight an evil nemesis, fight in war between hippies and frat warriors on a mystical island, eat a Grue, get a sex change in a sleazy back alley, and defeat a naughty sorceress? Only one game has [ READ MORE ]

Mass Effect Revelation and Halo – The Fall of Reach

Videogames and books don’t match. There’s a lot of easy jokes you could make about the lack of intelligence and your average public gaming deathmatch, but when it comes down to it most gamers I’ve met are far from braindead. A lot of them are avid readers, and still somehow, most of them don’t seem [ READ MORE ]

Review: Monster Tale

This review was originally posted on Guerilla Geek. This is the same thing as the post over there, except now it’s also on my own blog. A young blue-haired girl named Ellie finds a mysterious bracelet, befriends a new-born monster, and sets off on an adventure in a world filled with monsters. Her goal? To [ READ MORE ]

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