Recent content by Cedric

If Sega really builds a theme park, I hope they give some love to their older games. I’d love to walk through a Streets of Rage zone or visit a virtual Shenmue city. Sonic is great, but Sega’s history is deep and rich. Maybe an arcade section filled with old cabinets? That would be amazing.

Okay, this is dumb, but it’s dumb in a smart way. Like, who even thought of making a box that plays Doom? That sounds like a dare someone took too seriously, and then turned it into a product. And the price? Of course it’s $666. They knew exactly what they were doing. I’m not buying it, but...

I already own these games in physical form, but I’m glad they’re on Switch too. It makes it easier to show friends what I grew up with. Streets of Rage is one of the best beat-em-ups ever made. I don’t think ESWAT is amazing, but it has some interesting design. It mixes platforming with shooter...

Disney has had its ups and downs, but I still trust them to deliver quality movies. Inside Out 2 is proof that when they focus on great storytelling, people show up. Elio seems like a return to form, prioritizing adventure and emotion instead of unnecessary messaging. If they play their cards...

Woah, Death Streamer sounds like my kind of party! Blood, babes, and a live-streamed massacre? Sign me up! I gotta admit, the whole "vampire with high-tech sunglasses" thing is a little out there, but hey, if it means some creative kills, I'm down. Plus, practical effects over CGI? Now that's...

Alex Garland's Civil War is a cinematic masterpiece. The film's visual style is stunning, and the cinematography is top-notch. The performances are uniformly excellent, with Kirsten Dunst delivering a career-best role. The film's exploration of trauma, loss, and the human condition is both...

The decision to return to the basics of isolated horror in space is wise, given the mixed reception of recent entries. Focusing on Facehuggers adds a new dimension to the terror. They are inherently disturbing and seeing them more prominently could reignite the fear the original movies...

Ah, the classic Deadpool humor mixed with Wolverine's grumpiness—what's not to love? And that nod to Ant-Man and Doctor Strange? Marvel's really connecting the dots in ways we never expected. But let's not overlook Cassandra Nova as the villain. That's a bold choice, and I'm eager to see how it...

Seeing the X-Men in action again brings back so many memories! The animation upgrade is a welcome change, giving the series a modern twist while staying true to its roots. But hearing about Beau DeMayo's firing is a bit unsettling. I wonder how it will impact the show's direction. Nevertheless...

No disrespect, but a graphic novel? ODB was about raw, unfiltered hip-hop. I'm not sure how I feel about this whole multiverse concept. Wu-Tang's legacy deserves more than a Kickstarter project, in my opinion.

Yo, peep this game, it's got a solo player campaign, like, what?! I ain't never tried a tabletop RPG with just me, myself, and I, you feel me? 'Cause, you know, the whole point of those tabletop RPGs is to kick it with your homies in the same room, right? But life's a trip, man, sometimes your...

I'm freakin' ecstatic that Studio Ghibli ain't in the hands of some American company, you feel me? Those American corporations, man, they got this talent for totally wrecking awesome stuff. The thought of Ghibli going through that mess? It's got me seriously heated! This treasure's gotta stay...

Oh, I can't help but be excited about Tiffany Pollard and Tanisha Thomas sharing the same house! ? The thought of them trying to out-ghetto each other is gonna be pure entertainment. They might start off acting all ratchet and trashy, but who knows, maybe one of them will end up looking...

This year's Fantastic Fest is shaping up to be an unforgettable ride for cinephiles! From the intriguing "The Invisible Fight" to the highly anticipated "Toxic Avenger," there's no shortage of excitement. The festival's commitment to delivering the best from around the world is commendable.

Hiboka caught my attention since it's a unique opportunity to experience Africa in a game. I recall playing Resident Evil 5, which was set in Africa but sparked controversy due to its portrayal. I'm hoping Hiboka offers a fresh perspective, with a protagonist who truly represents the culture...