Tag: video games
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Phantom Breaker Omnia Review: My Body’s Ready and My Heart’s on Fire

So Phantom Breaker Omnia is a game I actually bought long before it’s release date last year; however, I bought the physical edition that was being made by Limited Run Games so that’s why it took me so long to do a review. At the time of writing this I don’t actually have the physical…
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Triangle Strategy: Extra Scene Review
So the other day we got a very unexpected treat in that Triangle Strategy got an update that not only added some fun quality of life improvements, but an entirely new scene. Now I will note that this scene only really makes sense if you’ve unlocked a certain route in the game and for that…
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Five Amazing Fathers in Nintendo
So on Mother’s day I did a post about amazing mothers so naturally I planned to do the same with the fathers. Now in this case, at least from my research, it seemed as though there were more characters to choose from. A lot of them weren’t the best or died very quickly but they…
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Protodroid DeLTA review: A Worthwhile Challenge

Protodroid DeLTA is a game that recently became available on the Nintendo Switch and on Steam after a very successful Kickstarter campaign, one which I immediately backed after seeing it. The game stars DeLTA an AI protodroid that was developed by Dr. Shelton to create change in Radia and alter people’s perspective on AI; however,…
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Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom Review: The Greatest Zelda Game of All Time

So the Legend of Zelda has had an extensive history of producing some incredible games; however, Tears of the Kingdom somehow finds a way to elevate not only the entertainment value of the game but the overall series to a new height far greater than the achievements it’s had in the past. As always the…
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Video Game Tattoo Con 2023 Review: I Now Want a Tattoo

So this weekend was a little bit of a new one for me for a couple of reasons. One was the fact that this was the first year for Video Game Tattoo Con in Knoxville, TN. Since that’s really close to me I made a last-minute plan to attend this last Sunday. Plus it’s the…
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Megaman Battle Network Legacy Collection Review: A Blast From the Past

About 20 or so years ago Capcom introduced us to a brand new version of Megaman. Instead of a robot, this version was an electronic artificial intelligence called a Net Navi that navigated the cyber world with the help of his human operator Lan. Together the two stopped evil net navis from hacking into important…
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Xenoblade Chronicles 3: Future Redeemed Review The Last Piece of a Wild Ride and The First Piece of a New One
Recently the final part of the downloadable content for Xenoblade Chronicles 3 was released which was an entire story telling key events that took place before the events of the main game. Future Redeemed stars a boy named Matthew and his traveling companion A who are looking for survivors after their home, The City, was…
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Five Fun Fire Emblem: Engage Supports
Now a very big part of the Fire Emblem franchise is the support conversations between the various characters that are unlocked by using them in battle together or various methods at the Somniel. These supports do a great job at fleshing out the characters and showing us how much depth each of them has; however,…
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The Super Mario Brothers Movie Review: A Superstar of a Movie
As a long-time fan of all things Nintendo, I was eager to see an animated Super Mario movie as it has been something I’ve been curious to see for a while and that day has finally come. Here we see the tale of the Mario brothers Mario and Luigi, plumbers trying to run their own…
