
Mass Effect 1 is one of the games I love dearly. I played it six times on my XBox 360. It has been over a decade since the original trilogy ended, and I finished replaying the remaster last week. Time to look at that controversial ending again.
I read books, play video games, and watch TV. I have opinions about most of what I consume that way. And I like to write those opinions down.
However, I find reviews saying ‘I love it’ or ‘I hate it’ pretty useless, so I do things differently. Instead, I try to look at why something does or does not work for me. Are the characters internally consistent? Does the plot make sense? What writing smells does the story have.
That way, you know not just if I liked it, but it should help you determine if you will like it. I hope.
Mass Effect 1 is one of the games I love dearly. I played it six times on my XBox 360. It has been over a decade since the original trilogy ended, and I finished replaying the remaster last week. Time to look at that controversial ending again.
The TV series Hawkeye came out almost a year ago. I finally reached it on my to-watch list recently. Some thoughts.
Once upon a time, Uncharted was released for the Playstation 3. The game turned into a franchise, and now there’s a movie.
I recently saw Prey, the latest Predator movie. No Arnold Schwarzenegger or Adrien Brody this time around, though. This movie has a very different protagonist and is set in a different time and place.
I was skeptical of No Way Home. Trying to tie a whole series of movies together is usually a recipe for a cinematic disaster. I still have a sour taste from X-Men: Days of Future Past and 007. Then again, Marvel has quite the track records.