Recent content by kenooh macleod

Okay, I didn’t expect Fox McCloud to appear at all. I grew up on Star Fox and Mario separately, so seeing them together is kind of strange but also exciting. I honestly think it’s a smart move to get attention, even if it spoiled the surprise a bit. I’m more curious now about how they’ll...

I live for those raw 8-bit chiptunes from the old days. B Santana theme from Heavyweight Champ Soundtrack is an earworm that never left my brain. Sega's Top Gear Rally had those fast, punchy synth leads during races; simple square waves but they made every drift feel electric. No fancy...

I just started playing Bloodgrounds, and I’m really impressed by how much strategy it forces you to think about. Losing a gladiator feels heavy because they are gone for good, so every move matters. I like that the game mixes magic users and warriors; it makes me plan the arena differently each...

The trailer looks fast-paced, and the action is clear and easy to follow. I like that Epic Games included familiar elements like Beatrix and the pink Cadillac chase. It feels cinematic without needing the film’s gore. I also like that the event is temporary—it makes participating feel special. I...

The original Yooka-Laylee had its flaws, but it was a fun game. This remake looks like it's fixing all the problems. The Rextro expansion is a great idea, and the other improvements are exactly what I wanted. I am going to be purchasing this game.

The mix of dystopia, clones, and comedy makes this an interesting proposition. It’s always a gamble with films like this—sometimes they’re brilliant, and other times they miss the mark entirely. I like that the director is hyped about sharing it with a broader audience; that kind of energy often...

I don’t need a perfect plot — I just need suspense, scares, and chaos, and What Lurks Beneath sounds like it delivers. A creature messing with the minds of submarine crew members during a high-stakes war? That’s an adrenaline rush waiting to happen. As long as the movie keeps things moving and...

I’m thrilled about Spider-Man 4 with Tom Holland, but this news has reignited my hope for something else: a third Andrew Garfield Spider-Man movie. Now that the MCU has fully embraced the multiverse, it feels like the perfect time to give Garfield’s Spidey the closure and arc he deserves. No Way...

I'm really intrigued by the idea of a young artist finding inspiration on Monster Island. It's a great way to explore themes of creativity and self-discovery. I'll definitely be checking out the art in this graphic novel. I hope the artist captures the beauty and majesty of Monster Island, and...

So, Doom's in Avengers: Doomsday? That makes sense, considering Secret Wars is next. Gotta have the big baddie set up first, right? I wonder if this means a Fantastic Four appearance too, since Doom's usually their arch-nemesis. The whole multiverse thing is getting confusing, but hey...

Marvel's in full-on damage control mode. With the Jonathan Majors domestic violence case exploding in their faces, they've got a gaping hole where Kang was supposed to be. So, what do they do? They dust off the old Iron Man playbook and slap RDJ in a green suit. It's a desperate move to distract...

Heihachi? This is either genius or a terrible mistake. I hope they have a solid explanation for this. A new story chapter? About time. The Mishima drama needs to wrap up..

The atmosphere in The Anchor is spot on. That newsroom setting is so unexpected for a horror movie. It's like your safe space turning into a nightmare. But the scares felt a bit predictable. I was hoping for something more original than the typical jump scares.

Okay, hear me out: Avengelyne as a big-budget action flick? Imagine the fight scenes! A fallen angel with superpowers battling demons in slow-mo? That has blockbuster written all over it. Plus, if they lean into the over-the-top aspects, it could be a visual feast. Giant explosions...

Whoa, this game's got some serious punch! Mixing deck-building with monster slaying sounds like my kind of jam. The idea of strategically dismantling giant Beasts while collecting their limbs as rewards is oddly satisfying. And with customizable challenge modes, the replayability factor seems...