Rise Of The Dark Spark is the third in the Transformers game trilogy that began with War For Cybertron and Fall Of Cybertron (although a mission inside of the wreck of Tryptikon and a reference to the Ark not yet
Gamestopping
This might sound a bit strange, coming from someone who raffled off an EB Games gift card at a recent promotional appearance. But there’s a very big difference between supporting the gaming industry by shopping at EB, and supporting EB
Mandatory Evolution: Progression of the Player’s Guide
So there I stood in Chapters, facing the bookshelf as one would stare down a rival gunslinger at the crack of dawn. Tried, I did, to conjure a justification for potentially spending over thirty dollars on a player’s guide for
World War Z: Review
(Cross-posted with Goodreads) I like zombie stories. And I’m lucky that way; woe be to those who hate zombie stories, because you just can’t get away from ‘em. What keeps it fresh is variations on the theme: The Walking Dead
Architects Of The Illusion part 2: The Great Scourge out now!
It’s here! The Great Scourge is available for purchase. Check the physical version at: -Createspace -Amazon-Kindle The Kindle link has the first two chapters and most of the third available to read for FREE! Need to get up to speed?
Silent Hill: Revelation review
How about this for a Halloween entry? Silent Hill is one of my favourite horror franchises. It’s a brilliant, scary take on surrealist horror, as I’ve previously discussed. And I think the first Silent Hill film was one of the
Godzilla (2014) Review
I really want to like this movie, but that statement comes with a number of asterisks. Asterisk number one: I want to like this movie, despite the fact that the much-hyped Bryan Cranston is killed off in the first act.
Architects Of The Illusion part 2: The Great Scourge cover art unveiled!
This Fall, the saga of the Fireseeds continues! I’m happy to announce that I’ve just received the final cover for The Great Scourge, the second installment in the six-part series, which will be released this month in physical paperback and
Spider-Man: The Other review
The Other reads at times like a surreal, gruesome fever dream. Though compelling in a strange way, the story’s numerous disjointed plot points and flat-out bizarre narrative tics make it a less satisfying read than it could have been, offering
Bioshock Infinite: review
This was written in August of last year, but as my opinion on the game hasn’t changed in nearly a year, I decided to post it here. Originally written for Epinions, but since the user portion of their site has