Author: Andrew Rodriguez
Nintendo Direct – Nindies Showcase March 20, 2019
Shortly after the release of the Switch, Nintendo stated that they had a renewed commitment to not only obtaining third-party support for their record-breaking hybrid home/handheld console but with a specific focus on providing a platform that was particularly friendly to indie developers and their ...
Read MoreREVIEW: Arrow – Season 7, Episode 16 “Star City 2040”
*Spoilers* Who’s ready for the Flash Forward timeline? I hope everyone is, because this week’s episode of Arrow, titled “Star City 2040,” takes place exclusively in the two-decades-forward time we’ve been getting brief glimpses of throughout the season. It sure took them long enough, but w...
Read MoreREVIEW: Dead or Alive 6 (2019)
“She kicks high” Full disclosure: I’ve been playing the Dead or Alive franchise since the first entry in arcades (for you munchkins that have no clue what one of those is, it’s a place where you go after school to burn through what little money you have from allowance or from savin...
Read MoreREVIEW: The Flash – Season 5 Episode 16 “Failure is an Orphan”
*SPOILERS* “Failure is an Orphan” is all about legacy, something that the showrunners had initially divulged as the underlying theme for this season of The Flash. It is something that we’ve been wondering about given Nora’s presence in the present timeline, but “Failure is an Orphan” foc...
Read MoreREVIEW: Supergirl #28
Kara Zor-El is facing down about half a dozen failed, mutated clones of herself in this week’s Supergirl #28. Super-clones never bode well for DC Universe heroes of any form or faction, as their Kryptonian progenitors tend to be touted as amongst the most powerful beings the multiverse has to offe...
Read MoreREVIEW: The Flash #66 (2019)
Having followed The Flash in the comic books pretty faithfully since the early ’90s, I can safely claim TO have a good working knowledge of the character, the lore, and the general tone that a proper Flash comic book story should have: a wild and slightly lighter tone than some of his grumpier fel...
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