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An Open Letter to Halo Studios (opens the original)
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Dear Halo Studios,I think there has to be a moment of silence for the way HALO and the franchise has gone through so many turbulence ever since Bungie finished their trilogy in 2007. Ever since Bungie let MasterChef float off into space resting in cryosleep, it felt like a good place to end franchise. The Flood was destroyed, and the world was safer knowing that Master Chief saved all of humanity.It is 2026, there have been so many failures that I can’t even begin to process. But to consider tha
BlackWood Act 1 Review: 2/5 “The Combat is the Juice” (opens the original)
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For many John Wick enthusiasts, there are only a few places where you can get your action fix. It’s a reminder that games, in their own way, do not always cater to endless action or player enjoyment. Developed by AttritoM7 Productions and published by Izilla games really did hit that nerve center with Blackwood. The plot is very simple, as this is only a review of Act 1, because the developers have only released Act One, and not the full game. Since Blackwood is a game in progress, this shall be
Art and Culture # 140: The Art of Fakery (opens the original)
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(Note: I present to you, Orson Welle’s documentary, F for Fake, as he travels through Europe trying to finish a film, documenting a famous paint forgerer.)Ever since the dawn of time, fakery is engrained in man’s ability to create worlds, think themselves out of prisons, but also reminding them of the obstacles one must face in order to fight their way out of one singular epoch of time or place. A cave painting can not retain a singular source of fakery without using materials to create said pic
Resident Evil (2026) 1.5/5: “One Very Bad Day in Raccoon City” (opens the original)
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(Note: The Sphere Hunter expresses her views on the new Resident Evil Movie. When she doesn’t like the film, it’s not a good sign.)It’s hard to talk about how Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil (2026) has garnered so much controversy and so much flattery in the same package. It’s no secret the Resident Evil fans, such as myself, weren’t happy about how Mr. Cregger handled the controversy surrounding Resident Evil, as a franchise. But the story itself is a single reminder why the world of Resident Evil
An Open Letter to Bret Stephen (opens the original)
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In Bret Stephen’s opinion article for the New York Times, “The Literary Worlds DEI checklist” published in the New York Times come as no surprise that Bret is once again late to the party, or at least spewing propaganda. “Among the 20 authors in the fiction and nonfiction categories, nearly all are straight white males. Most are also on the political right, some even on the far right. Remarkably, mainstream media outlets haven’t reported this, perhaps because they don’t think it’s noteworthy. It
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