The artist once known as T-McBee is now Loco-Laranja and has joined me to discuss the world of art among other random things.
ps. I apologize for the airplanes, there wasn't much I could do about that.
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Friday, July 5, 2019
Wednesday, July 3, 2019
Castle Woodwarf 2 (Steam) - Review
Red Diamond here again with another indie game review. What we have this time is a casual, yet intense, strategy game developed by Domo Games and published by Sedoc LLC. Castle Woodwarf 2. Interestingly, what we have this time is a sequel to a free flash game by Armor Games that has found itself released on Steam. What does this Dwarf & Dragon title hold? Click "read more" and let's take a look.
Tuesday, July 2, 2019
Fenris Talks About: Five Things You Didn't Know About Xbox Avatars
Ever wanted to know random trivia about Xbox Avatars? You've come to the right place.
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Monday, July 1, 2019
Witch Thief (Nintendo Switch) Review.
YAY! It's time for a review of a shmup game, a 3D shmup game at that. That's all that I need to say to get your attention. This is Witch Thief for the Nintendo Switch. (Click on "Read More" to read the full review.)
Friday, June 28, 2019
Green Phoenix - Dune (1984) Review
Based on the best-selling novel by Frank Herbert, Dune has been widely regarded by many as the one book that would be impossible to effectively adapt into film. Published in 1965, Dune became an instant best-seller and a staple of the science fiction genre; which meant that efforts to adapt it into cinema began almost instantly.
The first serious attempt to adapt Dune began in 1973, when a consortium of French filmmakers and producers hired on Alejandro Jodorowsky. Despite a great deal of enthusiasm and a star-studded cast, the story quickly ballooned into a 10-14 hour epic and the funding quickly dried up.
The next attempt occured in 1976, when Dino De Laurentiis bought the film rights from the consortium. He began looking for directors, with considerations given to Ridley Scott (who thought to hire on H.R. Giger and split the book into two films) before finally settling on David Lynch, whose vision was eventually manipulated to such a degree that he would later deny the film entirely.
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Wednesday, June 26, 2019
Out of the Park Baseball 20 (Steam) - Review
Ever have that fish out of water feeling? Well, that is me since I am not a huge baseball fan. With that in mind, does this game have anything to offer someone outside the baseball fandom? Also, how does it hold up to the other 19 installments? Click "read more" and let's take a look.
Tuesday, June 25, 2019
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