Michael Blaker’s Retro Game Friday: Sonic Advance 2
Retro Game Friday is a column by Michael Blaker covering various games from the past. This week he covers a title from 2003 called Sonic Advance 2.
Retro Game Friday is a column by Michael Blaker covering various games from the past. This week he covers a title from 2003 called Sonic Advance 2.
Those who have read the Harry Potter series are going to be thrilled to find Hogwarts Castle come to life, but actually anyone who enjoys open world RPGs, exciting magical combat and a vivid realm filled with daring quests and hidden secrets should also enroll in Hogwarts Legacy.
Movie Monday is a column by Michael Blaker covering various movies from the past. This week he covers an animated film from 1998 called The Prince of Egypt.
Michael Blaker looks at the second volume in a series from one of his favorite Korean authors for this week’s Translation Necessary Thursday column. This week he covers “Valhalla Saga Volume 02” by Chwiryong.
GiN played with Mahokenshi last year when the title was still in beta, and now dives back into its in-depth Japanese folklore for a full review.
Anime Sunday is a column by Michael Blaker covering various anime titles. This week he covers his “Mobile Suit Gundam: The Witch From Mercury” Episode 01 Impressions.
Bookish Wednesday is a column by Michael Blaker covering various novels. This week he covers “Dungeon Delving for Loot and Levels, Volume 1” by M.E. Thorne.
Michael Blaker is back with more great fan fiction for his Synth Saturday column. This time, he’s continuing with the final set of chapters in one of his favorite Fics with Chapters 26-32 of “New Battlefield” by operation.meteor.
One of the most visually stunning titles to be released for the PlayStation 5 and PC, Forspoken sets players on a smooth, open-world thrill ride where they will be running and gunning with parkour skills and fiery magical combat.
Every year Michael Blaker writes a column honoring some of the talented, influential, and beloved people whom we’ve lost over the past year. In this column, he reflects on those we’ve lost in 2022.