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Episode 68 - Tears Of The Pinball

Episode 68 - Tears Of The Pinball

The next Zelda game is out and while creating new memories with the wife, I spent some time really learning the ins and outs of Pinball. Who knew there was more to it than just hitting a silver ball around?!

Ryan's Recommendations - Comics (2022)

Ryan's Recommendations - Comics (2022)

Comics have been a large part of my life, mostly due to the characters being put into not only comics but other media, like TV Shows, Movies and video games and action figures. Since then most of my fondest childhood memories and creative imaginations have had comic book heroes and

The Legend Of Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom - First Thoughts

The Legend Of Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom - First Thoughts

The Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild holds a very special place in my heart, as while I was never the biggest Zelda fan, I’ve enjoyed most of the mainline games and think it’s an overall fantastic series. But Breath Of The Wild finally broke the Zelda

Episode 67 - SnowSurvivor REmake

Episode 67 - SnowSurvivor REmake

In the midst of fighting Diablo for Game of the Month, I think I finally found my “Come Back To” Game in SnowRunner, and also dived deeper into Vampire Survivor.

Dead Cells - Return To Castlevania DLC (2023)

Dead Cells - Return To Castlevania DLC (2023)

While Castlevania has been a staple of gaming since 1986, I never really got into the games or series until way later. In 2019 as part of some research for my podcast, I ended up trying out the first game on NES and quickly played through the entire series of

Why VR Is Awesome - Part 1 (A Work In Progress Video)

Why VR Is Awesome - Part 1 (A Work In Progress Video)

I started making a video about VR back in 2021, but quickly got sidetracked and never finished it, so I figured I'd at least upload what I finished back then and share it, so at least people could see a few examples of why I think VR is actually really

Dead Cells (2018)

Dead Cells (2018)

Ever since I heard about Dead Cells, even in its earliest Early Access period, I remember hearing great things about it. It wasn’t until it was released in mid-2018 where I finally paid attention to it, and quickly fell off the hype train. Dead Cells is a run based

Episode 66 - Super Atomic Dead Cells Kart

Episode 66 - Super Atomic Dead Cells Kart

The Heart Wants To Kart

My thoughts on State Of Play (02-23-2023)

My thoughts on State Of Play (02-23-2023)

Sony has finally gotten around to showcasing what they have planned for the next few months as the first State Of Play has aired. Most of what was shown off to me didn’t seem all that interesting and there was a very unnecessary abundance of Suicide Squad that took

Hi-Fi Rush (2023)

Hi-Fi Rush (2023)

Hi-Fi Rush, is a game no one knew existed, and was announced and released for basically free on Gamepass the same day. I couldn’t have been happier to play this modern Dreamcast era style game thanks to the team at Tango Gameworks. Hi-Fi Rush takes place in a world

My thoughts on Nintendo Direct (02-08-2023)

My thoughts on Nintendo Direct (02-08-2023)

The first Nintendo Direct of the year has finally happened, and while I rarely pay attention to what Nintendo does outside of their big franchises, this year is already a massive year for games in general, so I wanted to scope out Nintendo’s offering. I was mostly in it

Episode 65 - The Hero Of Hi-Fi Rock

Episode 65 - The Hero Of Hi-Fi Rock

To start off the year right, I rocked and or rolled my way through 7 Guitar Hero games in a row. Also played through the Plague Tale sequel. And I’m entranced by the surprise release of Hi-Fi Rush, what I imagine a modern Dreamcast game would be.

A Plague Tale: Requiem (2022)

A Plague Tale: Requiem (2022)

Requiem is the sequel to a very underrated game to come out back in 2018, about a girl and her brother surviving a plague of rats that infests a french countryside back in the fourteenth century. The continuing adventures of Amecia and her brother Hugo, who is dying from a

Episode 64 - Game Of The Year 2022

Episode 64 - Game Of The Year 2022

Christmas comes a bit late as I was sick and not able to record till the new year. This special nearly 3 hour long podcast goes through all the games I beat in 2022, plus my top 10 list.

Bayonetta 3 (2022)

Developer: Platinum Games Publisher: 505 Studios Release Date: October 28th 2022 Platform played on: Nintendo Switch / PC via Yuzu Emulator Time to complete: 11 Hours When the original Bayonetta game released in early January of 2010, the style captured the crazy arcade feeling of Sega games so perfectly well, that

Game Of The Year 2022

Game Of The Year

Game Of The Year 2022

2022… An odd year to be sure. It started out well, with several massive games, but once the first few months were out of the way, gaming pretty much dried up entirely until October. This year I was finally lucky enough to claw my way into getting a PS5, a

Trail Out (2022)

Flatout is one of my favorite racing games, and after I completed the first game in the series, I tried going to the second game, Flatout 2. But I had such a hard time getting into it since it felt so different than the original game, and I somehow came

God Of War: Ragnarok (2022)

God of War, and Kratos have been permanently solidified in gaming for a while now, but I think these last two God of War games have really elevated the series into something more than just a cool hack and slash franchise. Taking the series in a new direction with the

December 2022 - Retro-Cember

December 2022 - Retro-Cember

December is a very special time for me, multiple birthdays to celebrate, my anniversary and the reason for the season, CHRISTmas! This year, I wanted to do something a bit different and special, so this year I’m dubbing “Retro-cember”, a look at as many retro games, locked to the

Episode 63 - Stray Ragnarok

Episode 63 - Stray Ragnarok

With so many things happening in life, the only gaming I was able to get done was finishing up Stray, and getting roughly half way through the new God of War game. But even with that, it’s been some excellent gaming sessions.

Stray (2022)

I’m a cat person, I always have been. My first memory of a cat was when I was around 3 and my parents got a little kitten for me, and he sadly ran out into the street and was… well… let’s just say he was gone. But as

Episode 62 - Grounded Puppet

Episode 62 - Grounded Puppet

Pretending to be Rick Morranis in the Xbox version of Honey I Shrunk The Kids took most of my gaming time up. Along with finally trying out a game I wanted to play forever… The Puppeteer.

Session (2022)

Activision kinda salted the earth with the Tony Hawk series for a while. There were many different extreme sports and even skateboarding games for a while, but once Activision started putting out yearly Tony Hawk games, no one really dared to go against it. Then when that series ended the

The Puppeteer (2013)

Too little in video games, do the games go out of their way to actually use the medium to do something tremendous and truly creative. The Puppeteer does so with gusto and vigor, as the entire game takes place as a stage play, and it keeps that theming throughout the

Metal: Hellsinger (2022)

There has been an abundance of first person shooters that revel in the dark catacombs of hell, and the soundtrack always features a more metal tone to it. So that’s what the developers of Meta: Hellsinger created, a perfect marriage of metal and first person shooting in hell. The