Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance was the perfect title to remind me what I like about video games, which I sorely needed after ME2. I started playing it for the fast-paced intense action, but turns out it wasn't the only thing it's got in store.
Wednesday, 19 April 2017
Thursday, 6 April 2017
Wrestlemania 2017
The Ultimate Thrill Ride is now behind us and it's time for me to share my 5 cents about everything that happened throughout it. OK actually not everything because there were matches I skipped to get a break, or was unaware were happening (I swear Pre-Show only had two matches!).
Sunday, 26 February 2017
Mass Effect 2
Mass Effect 2 ruined video games for me. That may have to do more with my interests than the game itself, but also, I don't think it's very good. I might spoil parts of game's ending while explaining why.
Sunday, 19 February 2017
Suicide Shop
"Suicide Shop" is a 2012 french animated musical based on the book by the same title. It shows life in a big city filled with sad, depressed people who seemingly can think of nothing but suicide. Everyone is so desentized that strangers give each other tips on taking ones life, and all the police cares about is giving tickets to those who break the law by killing themselves on a public street.
Sunday, 12 February 2017
2017 in wrestling, part 1
Well hello there, welcome to my first post about performance art in which people pretend to compete in a fake combat sport. Since my post 3 weeks ago I have written down the matches that impressed me the most so far this year and I'll talk about them now!
Sunday, 5 February 2017
Snore Snore Land
Here are the few things I knew about La La Land before watching it - it got called an Oscarbait, it received some noteworthy awards and pretty much everyone who watched it seemed to either like it or love it. So I imagined that the "Oscarbait" part related purely to the movie's theme and perhaps cast, suggesting it fit jury's preferences perfectly, but film also had a lot to offer to everyone.
Sunday, 29 January 2017
The Last Guardian
When Sony re-revealed The Last Guardian at E3 2015, the game was already synonymous with term "development hell", seeing how we were 4 years past its initial release date. The game was now a PS4 exclusive, so if your decision to get PS3 over an X360 was in any way influenced by titles like this or Final Fantasy Versus XIII, you learned a precious lesson about trust. Me? The game barely existed in my mind at that point. This E3 trailer was my first real exposure to it, and I got excited.
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