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The Found Footage genre has had some pretty high highs, like with the  Blair Witch, and some pretty low lows, like with V/H/S Viral. But… Read More »A Love Letter to (bad) Found Footage Movies

Pokemon is a series that’s had it’s fair share of development problems. But I think none are more interesting than the topic of what Pokemon… Read More »Pokemon Gold & Silver Sealed the Fate of the Series

Pokemon Snap is one among many in the On-Rails shooter genre. Star Fox and House of the Dead are other notable examples. But what happened… Read More »Pokémon Snap & The Genre That DIED

Video games really do just keep coming out. Wouldn’t it be nice if they could just stop for a bit, so we can all catch… Read More »Are there too many games?

Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo are branching in different directions this generation, and it’s interesting to see where they’re going. The PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series… Read More »The FUTURE of Console Gaming (and what it means for YOU)

Early Access is a useful tool for developers, but is it something you should get involved in as a player? It’s almost inevitable that you’re… Read More »Should YOU play games in Early Access?

I look up information a lot when I’m playing a game. In this video, I discuss how I use walkthroughs when I’m playing through a… Read More »Is Using a Walkthrough Cheating?

Silent Protagonists are an interesting type of character for a piece of media. I’ve been paying attention to how games handle a silent protagonist over… Read More »The Many Types Of Silent Protagonists (And When They Go Wrong)

Content in video games being limited to real world time windows have always peeved me a bit. I should note that not every game that… Read More »Real-World Timed Content in Video Games

It’s kinda hard to play a lot of older video games officially. In this video, I talk about how Developers re-release the games from their… Read More »Can developers compete with EMULATION?