Since I (temporarily (maybe)) deactivated my Twitter account for my own sanity I’m jam packed and ready to burst with wrestle thoughts. …

As a standalone game Deadly Premonition 2: A Blessing in Disguise has no artistic merit or purpose. Apologies if that’s too sharp of a right hook for an opening sentence, but it’s impossible to write a worthwhile piece about Deadly Premonition 2 without endless comparisons to Deadly Premonition. It’s the…

Games can be intimidating, thinking about them can be exhausting and daring to commit to a printed opinion about a work as dense as Nioh 2 feels akin to offering a reach around to a cliff edge. This may be an intellectually worthless position to hold, but I can’t shake…

It’s that time of year once again where everyone has a good time putting together their easy-to-write and easier-to-promote “Game of the Year” lists and I have a big sulk about the whole concept. Ranking any media released locally in your part of world during an arbitrary 12 month period…

This post contains end-game spoilers. Red Dead Redemption 2 made me feel sorry for videogame journalists. Imagine absorbing weeks of excitable previews, interviews and speculation pieces cheerfully dissecting and bragging about Red Dead Redemption 2’s 60-hour campaign, map size and the bizarre (sometimes horse testicle related) details and knowing that you’re only going to have…

Being a wrestling fan in the modern era isn’t easy; shows often drag on too long, international promotions are difficult to navigate, storylines get dropped with no warning and little reason, your favourites can evaporate into the ether and a lot of it is straight up bad. Not only bad…

This piece was originally published on November 29th, 2016 as a 4 star review of Undertale, it has been transferred over to Medium unedited for preservation reasons. There’s a slight anxiety that comes with hopping abroad a hype train long after it’s left the station. With an instant phenomenon like…