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Baseball card RPG, putting old cards to good use
I’m sure I’m not alone in the group of kids that collected baseball cards in the 80s/90s with hopes of cashing them in 20 years later so you could retire. Funny thing is that never happened. The baseball cards from about 1982 to 1995 are probably some of the most worthless cards ever produced…because they [...]
The status quo of event comics
For those of you unaware of the phrase, status quo simply means the state of things in a normal, unaltered setting. If, on an average day, you spend your time working from home, watching internet videos, and cooking yourself some Ramen noodles because you’re a broke college student like me, that’s your status quo. Now, [...]
Nimble Quest, old game with a great new twist
There are all too many “clone” games out there on our phones. Runners, puzzles, driving…each the same just a different flavor. So it’s nice to see a game that isn’t exactly new but it feels fresh, and sometimes that’s enough. Nimble Quest You can file Nimble Quest in the “I wish I had thought of [...]
The future of animation, or Pixar always wins
If you’ve read any of my articles at the Red Shirt Crew, you probably already know that I can be quite cynical when it comes to the future of modern media. The video game industry seems poised for a crash, directors like Michael Bay keep getting handed other favourite childhood series to destroy, and turning [...]
My love affair with Rock Band
I was really bummed to hear that Rock Band was ceasing their DLC as of this month. I know the next gen consoles are right around the corner and all but Rock Band is by far the game in which I have invested the most money, sweat and tears, so to see that chapter come [...]
Some tabletop favorites
International Tabletop Day is this Saturday, March 30 so we’ve been talking games all month long and while there are literally thousands of games you could pick up and play with your friends this weekend, here are a few of my favorites that I’ll be playing. Some of them might seem a little “old fashioned” [...]
When tabletop worlds collide
Since this is still tabletop month (and the board game I was hoping to play didn’t come in on time), I figure it’d be a good idea to stick to our good old friend, Role-Playing games. Though, while my last article focused on the past, this article is going to focus on the three campaigns [...]
Dungeons, dragons and giant robots
A few years ago I was playing Dungeons & Dragons weekly with a group of friends. It was the first time I had really played D&D. I had a RPG-wannabe stage in junior high but never really sat to learn and play the game as it was intended…the most I did was have fun drawing [...]
Skylanders Giants 101, big fun for everyone
When my friend first told me about the Skylanders: Spyro’s Adventure game, and how her nine year old son just loved playing it, I had no idea what it was. Then my son came back from my friend’s house saying that Skylanders was the best thing he’d ever played and that he really wanted it [...]
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The Wrong Kind of Retcon
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Iron Man 3, reaching superhero overload
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Game Dev Tycoon, so you want to be a game developer, eh?
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Baseball card RPG, putting old cards to good use
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The status quo of event comics
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Breaking: Final Fantasy VII Remake Confirmed
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Top 10 Worst Pokemon Ever
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Top 10 Best Pokemon Ever
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The Top 10 Biggest Plot Holes In Dragonball Z
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Ten More Big Plot Holes From Dragonball Z
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Chase Wassenar: Nostalgia will always colour opinions, but I think...
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Will: Good points. I used to enjoy the summer crossover ...
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Mig: - The first Cooler movie's place in the story does...
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Jamesk77: My dad bought 2 Turbo games, threw away the boards...