Author: Blake Morse
Blake has been writing and making videos about pop-culture and games for over 10 years now. Although he'd probably prefer you thought of him as a musician and listened to his band, www.cartoonviolencemusic.com. If you see him on the street, buy him a taco or something.
Atari Audiowear SpeakerHat Review – Great for Active Folks
When I first heard that Atari was venturing into the world of Speakerhats with their new partnership with Audiowear, I must admit, much like many of you probably did, I sort of chuckled at the whimsic...
Five Reasons Thor: Ragnarok is Basically a HULK Movie
The long and patient wait is over! Thor: Ragnarok is finally here. And of course, as a die-hard fan of the Marvel film franchise, I was right there opening night to catch it. I’m pleased to say ...
5 Games So Scary I Pooped Myself – A Tale of Woe from Blake Morse
We’ve all been there. You’re playing a scary game in the dark alone. You hear a noise in the house. A creak in the walls, or maybe you think there’s someone speaking. You keep playing the game when al...
South Park: The Fractured But Whole Review
The new South Park game is finally here! We had to wait extra long time for South Park: The Fractured But Whole, the sequel to the wonderfully hilarious RPG the Stick of Truth. So was it worth the wai...
Steep Road to the Olympics Preview
With the Pyeong Chang 2018 Winter Olympics just around the corner it makes sense that Ubisoft open-world winter sport sim, Steep would have something up their sleeve for the occasion. And they totally...
Suda51, Videogame Auteur, On What Excites Him in Gaming Today
Goichi Suda, the man known as Suda51, has made a lot of iconic games in his time in this crazy industry. His studio, Grasshopper Manufacture, is responsible for cult classics like The Silver Case, No ...
Lost Sphear is the kind of classic JRPG tribute we should all love
The Tokyo RPG Factory is back at it and they’re ready to work their homage magic once again. The last time around they took a crack at the classic Chrono Trigger with their brilliant tribute, I am Set...
Secret of Mana is more than a remake and we’ve played it
Okay, look, most of us (and by “us” I mean those fortunate enough to have been born in the SNES golden era and some very hip gamer kids) we all know the Secret of Mana is one of the greatest JRPGs of ...