Thoughts on comics, video games, bingeable television series, and other works of fiction
Cyberpunk 2077 is the first big budget AAA game I’ve ever purchased on opening day. I did so because I wanted to be the first for once on a title. I came to PC gaming late, not building my first gaming rig until over a year ago. You can read about it here: PC Build …
I came across a tweet related to what PlayStation One games are considered the best. People were voting for their favorites and it got me thinking about the subject and quite a bit nostalgic. Of the ones being discussed, “Tekken 3”, “Tenchu – Stealth Assassins”, and “Metal Gear Solid” were on my list. “Driver”, “Twisted …
I enjoy reading digital comics, particularly those featuring Batman. He’s my favorite DC character by a long shot with Nightwing and the Flash making a strong case to round out my top three. Batman is an incredibly complex character. His relationship with Joker is even more. If you want an entertaining take on it, read …
We are now the proud owners of a Nintendo Switch. The hard to find console of 2020 made its appearance here after I found it at a GameStop at the Florence Mall. I really wanted the red/blue JoyCon combo and it was the only store in Northern Kentucky that had that model in stock (everywhere …
I really like E-Bay. It is fun looking at and reminiscing on the old toys and games I had as a kid, and sometimes even buying them too. I recently went looking to replace my old Risk board game, which is lost in the ether somewhere during some move many years ago. I think at …
Note: I am now using goodreads to post reviews of books. I will still be sharing them here on my blog as well. Ready Player Two by Ernest Cline My rating: 2 of 5 stars “Ready Player One” was a fun book to read, however, “Ready Player Two” is not. It is at some times …
I used my DC Unlimited Comics subscription to read up on the Dark Nights Metal characters. These are “The Dawnbreaker”, “The Devastator”, “The Drowned”, “The Merciless”, “The Murder Machine”, the “Red Death”, and “The Batman Who Laughs”. The gist of the story arc is that there are multi-verses that are created and destroyed and all …
I subscribe to DC Comics Universe online now. Typically I read my comics digitally from Hoopla, a free service that my library offers, but found myself wanting to read issues they didn’t offer (it is a great service nonetheless). I chose the “Batman Who Laughs” simply because the character looks so crazy. If you are …
