I’ve been promising this post for a while now, and well, here it is: My Disney renaissance countdown! Think of it as a further means to celebrate this website’s two-year anniversary. Read more

In the grand Nintendo tradition, the highly anticipated Metroid: Other M, has been delayed. Read more

It’s an argument that has been going on for year now, are video games an art form? Well this argument has sparked again with film critic Roger Ebert claiming that video games “will never be an art form.”

I have always firmly believed that video games are indeed an art form. I figured now would be a good time to explain some of the reasons why. Read more

So I’m sure every WWE fan knows by now that Jack Swagger won the Money in the Bank ladder match at Wrestleman, and cashed it in and won the World Heavyweight title just two days later (WWE would say five days, due to Smackdown airing three days after it’s filmed). Jack Swagger has plenty of in-ring talent and deserves to be World Champion, but something has been bothering me about his title reign thus far: The fact that it has made him out to be a complete joke of a champion! Read more

*Keep in mind I have not played the original Red Steel, so I won’t be making any comparisons between the two.*

The Wii remote was destined to be used as a katana!

During the Wii’s launch, one of the most hyped games for the console was Red Steel, a first-person shooter/slasher game that was promised to be a great display of the Wii’s capabilities with a “hardcore” title. Red Steel came along, and most were disappointed with it, people found it a bit too clunky. It wasn’t until Metroid Prime 3 was released that people were reassured of the possibilities of a first-person adventure on the Wii. But Ubisoft took notes and decided to make a sequel to Red Steel that promised to be more polished. But does the first game made exclusively for Wii MotionPlus live up to its promise? Or does it suffer the fate of its predecessor? Read more

By the power of Skull Man! I have the Power!

Megaman 10 marks another entry in legendary video game series Megaman. The series, which laid dormant for eleven years, was revived in 2008 with the release of Megaman 9, which also revived the 8-bit NES graphic style and has clearly had an influence on other games (like the upcoming Sonic the Hedgehog 4). But how well does Megaman 10 stack up to its predecessor? Read more

After Gilligan managed to find rescue, the island was never the same.

Shutter Island is the newest film by acclaimed director Martin Scoresese. Like many of Scoresese’s recent films, it stars Leonardo DiCaprio. But does Shutter Island live up to the director’s (and actor’s) lineage? Read more

I can't think of a funny caption, so just pay attention to Steve Carell, he's a funny guy.

Date Night is the new comedy film starring Steve Carell and Tina Fey. But does the movie itself live up to its to famed comedian stars? Read more

*Yeah yeah, I know. Wrestlemania was two weeks ago now, so I’m late in writing this. But I was busy with my movie awards and everything, and then I wanted them to get more views. So I delayed this a little. Sorry.*

Is John Cena like a Twilight vampire or something? He's so sparkly glowy.

Wrestlemania. The “Grandest stage of them all.” The biggest pay-per-view in pro-wrestling history. The time when the WWE goes all out in trying to deliver the best entertainment possible.

Did Wrestlemania XXVI succeed at this? Read more

Oh, look at that, it’s April 6th! Today marks the two year anniversary of this website! Read more