Final Fantasy IX has touched the hearts of countless individuals over the 20 years that it’s been out and its story and cast are held up as examples of the greats even today. It has a cartoony, cutesy aesthetic that belies its darker themes and despite a few shortcomings in the gameplay area, it deserves … More How Playing Final Fantasy IX Teaches Us About Love
The World Ends With You came out on the Nintendo DS a whole 14 years ago to great acclaim. It was lauded for its gripping storyline, great gameplay, and exquisite depictions of modern fashion and food in Japan. All these years later we now have a full sequel set three years after the events of … More How Neo: The World Ends With You Embraces Queer Culture
Back again with another Hero’s Realm update! These will get a lot more regular from here on out – I have a whole 18 chapters written out overall but I have just been so LAZY in uploading them. Let’s first explore this other shrine. Not much we can do here, so let’s explore that conspicuous … More Let’s Play Hero’s Realm: Chapter 1 ~ Part 5 ~ The Secret of the Northern Island
According to its website, Say No! More is the world’s first NO!-Playing Game or NPG, and it’s certainly a unique selling point. It grabs your attention and gets the clicks, and then the presentation will do the rest. Say No! More is a wonderfully quirky game just oozing with humour and a significant, important message … More Say ‘no’ more in Say No! More – Hilarious, Wholesome Game Review
Now that my project of Ranking Every Single Important Trainer in Every Main Game of the Pokémon Series Including the Remakes is done I have a very hefty dataset that I can now do some very fun things with and provide y’all with a fun bunch of little informational tidbits and pseudo-trivia. I will be … More Ranking the Important Pokémon Trainers: A Deep Dive
And here we are! The final list of this little project of mine! It has taken quite a while but we’re at the finish line now, with just a very short list of 23 trainers to get through thanks to Sword and Shield having quite a small scope and the Diamond and Pearl remakes not … More Pokémon: Ranking the Important Trainers of Gen VIII
And we’re back! It’s the final long list of this little project of mine. Today we’re ranking 51 of the blighters spread out over six games: Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun, Ultra Moon, Let’s Go Pikachu and Let’s Go Eevee. That’s right, this is the fifth time that the Kanto lot are being ranked. Apart from … More Pokémon: Ranking the Important Trainers of Gen VII
Control is a game that I initially wasn’t very interested in. I had only seen some clips of gameplay and some heavily contrasted screenshots and it looked like a generic third-person shooter. It was the high regard paid to it by friends plus the convenient timing of its appearance as a free monthly game on … More Control – An In-Depth Review
Pokémon X and Y and Pokémon AlphaSapphire and OmegaRuby were pretty important games for this series – the transition to 3D was an exciting time for fans and veterans of the older console Pokémon games like Stadium and Colosseum were eager to see battles take on a more action-packed and dynamic approach. Unfortunately, the charm … More Pokémon: Ranking the Important Trainers of Gen VI
After yesterday’s mammoth task that was Generation IV, today will be just a little more relaxed as we look at Generation V and the region of Unova. Only two sets of games to look at here and a far more manageable 31 trainers to rank. Usual stuff applies: trainers are ranked on their initial difficulty, … More Pokémon: Ranking the Important Trainers of Gen V
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