Month: July 2020

Niagara Falls trip 2020

This past weekend my family and I took a trip to Niagara Falls. The area recently opened up to phase 3, and being only 3.5 hours away from where we live, we thought 'hey why not take a weekend trip'. Also, the last time I went was over 13 years ago. The trip started with … Continue reading Niagara Falls trip 2020 →

Ghost Of Tsushima is the best game I’ve played all year

Ever since I was a kid Japanese culture always fascinated me. Whether it be the feudal war times that divided the country, or simply their traditions and legends. Ghost Of Tsushima is not only a great game, but a good representation of Japanese culture and the people within it. This post is not a formal … Continue reading Ghost Of Tsushima is the best game I’ve played all year →

Movies I’ve watched lately (no spoilers)

Quarantine is still in full effect in my in my area of Canada. This means minimal stuff to do outside of the house. It's a blessing and a curse. On one hand, I have all this time to write, play video games, and watch movies. On the other hand, not being able to go out … Continue reading Movies I’ve watched lately (no spoilers) →

The Outer Worlds Review

Known for creating some of the best RPGs in history, Obsidian Entertainment is no stranger to creating interesting worlds filled with fascinating characters and dialogue options. But does The Outer Worlds live up to this standard? Yes and no, let me explain. The over arching story is about saving the colony of planets you are … Continue reading The Outer Worlds Review →

My thoughts on the Amazon Fallout series announcement and my concept for a show

The Fallout games series is among my favorite video game series of all time. Yesterday when the official Fallout Twitter page announced that a series is in development at amazon I was ecstatic. It helps that the show is be helmed by the creator of Chernobyl, a very successful show. However, I couldn't help but … Continue reading My thoughts on the Amazon Fallout series announcement and my concept for a show →