Written by Donovan Corprue Man of Tomorrow serves as a shortcut through Superman origins that suffers a weak with a good spin on its aliennature. One would think there is not much left to do with the Kryptonian background until they realize it was as easy as having him connect with J’on Jonz for just… Read More Superman: Man of Tomorrow Review
Dear Mr. Takahata, It is a deep regret of mine that I never had the opportunity to meet you in person. It is very reductive and presumptuous of me to say this, but reading about your life, your views, experiencing your works; I feel as if we could have gotten along very well. There… Read More A Letter to the Late Isao Takahata
Written by Donovan Corprue “Now stare at that cat clock, and massage your dinger.” One of the many quotes that can be used to display the erotic force of nature that is the Hormone Monster, or Maurice as he is known by some. His not-Scientology origin of an alien impregnating the earth to his spawning… Read More Big Mouth: Understanding The Hormone Monster
Written by JT LeVangie The enrapturing scenes of Blade Runner 2049 were of the hands of Roger Deakins, his former work associated with films such as Prisoners, The Shawshank Redemption, and True Grit; in which he has been nominated for more than ten accounts of winning an Oscar. The striking coalescence of the drab… Read More Blade Runner 2049: Capturing the Essence
Written by Julien LeVangie Developed by Christian Whitehead, creator of the Retro Engine, in part with Stealth of Headcannon, a throng of developers under the name of Pagodawest Games have joined in creation of what few are considering the blue blurs’ fourth true venture: Sonic Mania. In distributing superior ports to mobile devices of their… Read More Sonic Mania: The Genesis of Perfection
Written by Julien LeVangie With Prometheus’ unfavorable reception, a balance to this argument with critics on Rotten Tomatoes giving the five year old film a fairly decent score, Ridley Scott is set to establish a far more grounded foundation for fans and critics alike to enjoy in his recent film, Alien: Covenant. According to many… Read More Alien: Covenant—Laying the Cornerstone
By Donovan Corprue Many of the 3rd person combat focused world roaming games such as Dark Souls and that one new Zelda game have been praised for their stripping down of common mechanics. Everything from being too HUD heavy, repetitive button mashing combat, hand holding map traveling, and quick time events are things many players… Read More Shadow of Mordor: Nemesis Systems Underused Immersion
Written by Julien LeVangie The creation of a symbol representing, See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil, came from the mind of Dave Mustaine—lead guitarist, lyricist, and vocals for Megadeth. Let go from Metallica of April 11, 1983, Mustaine would go on to further pursue his career within the formation of a band… Read More Megadeth: The Conception of Vic Rattlehead
Julien LeVangie To simply put this game in words is difficult—personally. A vast world with plethora of objectives, either self made or given trek from directions of the Breath of the Wild’s insurmountable deviations of side quests from travelers at stables, to shrines pocketed within the crevices of the glacier-cut valleys, withal Bokoblins and many… Read More Revitalizing The Legend
Written by Donovan Corprue I want to quickly point out a scene from last of us that surprised me in how easy it was to understand. So spoilers, and I haven’t finished the game as of yet. The scene is that of Ellie’s first kill on a surprise attacker of Joel. The scene is quick… Read More Last of Us: I like you, but I still don’t know you
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