Megadeth – Dystopia (2016)
Release: January 22, 2016 Lineup: Dave Mustaine - Vocals/Guitar, Kiko Loureiro - Guitar, David Ellefson - Bass, Chris Adler -... Read more →
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Movie Review: The Double
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Book Review: Sandman Overture
The year is 1915. A star has gone mad and is about to bring a premature end to the universe, and somewhere in the vast, limitless cosmos an aspect of... Read more →
Revisiting Spawn
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Game Review: Fallout 4
War. War never changes. About eighteen years ago, a company called Interplay set out to design a post apocalyptic role playing game based on the... Read more →
Movie Review: Zardoz
Starring: Sean Connery as Zed, Charlotte Rampling as Consuella, Niall Buggy as Arthur Frayn Coming off of the success of 1972's Deliverance, John... Read more →
Game Review: Assassin’s Creed Syndicate
It seems like I just reviewed an Assassin's Creed a few months ago. Oh, that's right, I did. I think Ubisoft would do well to space the release of... Read more →
Book Review: The Shade
I started reading comic books in the 90s, and I was a Marvel fan. Needless to say, I can usually follow a pointlessly convoluted plot. At least, I... Read more →
Sepultura at Publiq House, 6/6/15
Delays seemed to be the order of the day with this one. Shayne and I arrived an hour early, as per usual. I always have a tendency to overestimate... Read more →
Game Review: The Witcher 3
The Witcher 3 opens with Geralt of Rivia in pursuit of his protege/adopted daughter, who has been missing for some time. Her trail leads Geralt to a... Read more →
When it Comes to Oversaturation in Gaming, There Are no Innocent Parties
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Game Review: Mortal Kombat X
After the stellar (in the opinion of this reviewer) Deadly Alliance and Deception, which saw the series reach its pinnacle in the 3D space, fans of... Read more →
Game Review: Pillars of Eternity
When I got my first computer back in 1998 and decided to jump into the realm of PC gaming, one of THE games to have was Baldur's Gate. It was the... Read more →
