Impressions

After several years of ignoring it, I think I may have a problem: I have too many pins. Part of me, the part that has ignored this ever-growing situation, thinks one can never have too many pins. This is the part that also thinks these ripped PJs have at least

Death Stranding is…well, it’s hard to really say what this game is about. On the surface it’s about Sam Porter Bridges, a goods transporter who makes deliveries in an increasingly bizarre and dangerous world. An event called the Death Stranding has killed billions of people, releasing horrible

Seagate is back with a new limited edition hard drive for The Last of Us Part II (you can read our review right here). We take a closer look at the device, as well as the other two collector’s edition drives in this unboxing video.  Here is a little

I’ve recently gotten my hands on the 40th Anniversary “Big Chap” Alien from NECA.  In this video I unbox it, showcase the whole thing, and do a quick comparison versus the 1979 Kenner original.  Before we jump into the video, let’s check out a bit about it from

The Isle of Armor, the first of Pokémon’s two part DLC, has been released into the wild, bringing with it new Pokémon, some familiar Poké faces, and a few surprises. Don’t be fooled by the relatively small size of this island–it is overflowing with content, quests, and

Dead by Daylight has come a long way since its humble beginnings four years ago. With only a handful of killers including The Trapper, The Wraith, The Hillbilly, and The Nurse, along with a few survivors initially, it’s impressive how much of a following this 4v1 asymmetrical horror game

The original Predator film was released back in 1987, introducing us to not only the titular Predator, but also the elite mercenary Dutch, who was played by Arnold Schwarzenegger. Dutch has seemingly been one of the only people who has ever been a match for the Predator, and even managed

As you can see in Elisha’s review, we dug the Sonic the Hedgehog movie from Paramount Pictures quite a bit. Now, as we approach the release on DVD, BluRay, and 4K Ultra HD, I thought it’d be worth taking a closer look at the 4K version, as well