With a suspect behind bars, we must uncover the origins and intentions of the activist group The Thought and hopefully prevent any further bombings. And one of our main leads is the biggest hipster douche-bag you’ll ever see. Oy, this is gonna suck.
Author: Michael Beckwith
The Entertainment Dome Episode 59 – A Ubi-Soft Touch
This week on The Entertainment Dome, we discuss what we’d like to see in the now confirmed Life is Strange sequel, as well as some of Ubisoft’s upcoming projects, including the Mario/Rabbids crossover and James needs to censor me when I make a boo-boo live on air (apologies for the background noise).
Let’s Play Orwell: Episode 1 – It All Begins Here
We finally did it. After years of talking about it, my Entertainment Dome co-host James and I have contributed to the over-saturated world of Let’s Plays; starting with puzzle game Orwell.
Set in a 1984-style world, we must use the Orwell system to hack into emails, listen in on phone calls and just generally spy on people to prevent acts of terrorism. Political stances are taken and tangents are made as we start our first day on the job.
The Entertainment Dome Episode 58 – Re-Using Conversation Topics Since 2014
This week on The Entertainment Dome, technical difficulties attempt to stop us from giving a surprisingly brief run-down of this week’s Attack on Titan, James makes himself sad over Mass Effect‘s supposed “hiatus” and then he dares to criticise the perfection that is Persona 5.
Kingdom Hearts 0.2 Birth by Sleep -A fragmentary passage- – The Final Chapter Prologue
WARNING: The following article contains spoilers for Kingdom Hearts Birth by Sleep
A few weeks ago, I ranked the Kingdom Hearts series to see which games I considered the best. However, I omitted a couple of entries; one of them being Kingdom Hearts 0.2 Birth by Sleep -A fragmentary passage- (dear RPG makers, stop making your titles so damn long). The reason for its omission was because it ultimately wasn’t a full game and was only included on the 2.8 collection as a teaser of sorts for Kingdom Hearts III.
It very nearly was included, though; it actually would’ve been third in the rankings. That’s pretty high up for what’s really just a glorified tech demo, and that’s because, despite its short length, it’s pretty damn good. So, I figured I’d give it it’s own review to make up for it being left out. Continue reading
The Entertainment Dome Episode 57 – A Colossal Twist
We have a very anime-centric episode this week on The Entertainment Dome. Aside from a whammy of an Attack on Titan episode to discuss, James has finished watching Part 3 of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, leading to a general JoJo ramble.
Favourite Moments in Fiction #5 – Friend Like Me (Aladdin)
Despite being one of the key films of Disney’s original Renaissance period, I never considered Aladdin to be one of my all-time favourites. Don’t get me wrong; it’s a great movie but I could probably list off ten other Disney films that I like more. But I have recently found myself gradually falling in love with its musical numbers; particularly today’s focus. Continue reading
The Entertainment Dome Episode 56 – It’s Four Horse-MEN
This week on The Entertainment Dome, James shares his first thoughts on the Prey demo, the closure of Maker Studios results in us finally talking about the recent brouhahas surrounding Pewdiepie and JonTron and we discuss the leaked and then officially confirmed Darksiders 3.
My VG Music Picks #44 – Trip through Sequin Land (Shantae and the Pirate’s Curse)
I only recently got around to giving the Shantae games a shot and, while not mind-blowing levels of good, I certainly enjoyed what I played and I see why so many love this series. I’m not sure if starting with the third game in the series was a good idea, but I had heard good reviews and was able to get it on the Wii U at a discount and figured “Eh, why not?”
I certainly dug the game’s aesthetics – a sort of modern take on the retro 8-bit style – and developer Wayforward had brought back composer Jake Kaufman (who had worked on several of their previous games) to provide the tunes. Kaufman seems to be one of those composers who can do now wrong in the eyes of fans. Don’t believe me? Then just listen to this piece. Continue reading
The Entertainment Dome Episode 55 – Beauty and the Beast Titan
This week on The Entertainment Dome, I continue to complain about Season 2 of Attack on Titan, I get cautiously hyped over the new Marvel vs Capcom: Infinite trailer and James rounds things up by bringing up the recently announced Night Trap remaster (apologies for the occasional peaking).
Too Long for Twitter 